We have compiled a group of printable PDFs to help make caring for your loved one safer and easier.

These are the resources we wish we would have had when we started out on our own caregiver journey. 

Daily Planner

Managing daily tasks, appointments, and medications can be challenging, especially for individuals with cognitive or physical deficits.

A dedicated daily planner can serve as a valuable tool to help organize and remind individuals of essential activities throughout the day.

This planner breaks down the day hour by hour, has a spot for meals, exercise, meds and vitals helping reduce confusion, frustration and anxiety. 

Value $9.99

Medical Journal

The journey of tracking and organizing your medical history can be overwhelming, especially if you are someone with a complex health history.

The pages are designed to keep you organized, efficient, and prepared. It has sections for vitals, meds, adaptive equipment, hospital stays, current mobility status, previous therapy, lists of physicians, medical decision making and more.

Think of your digital patient chart available through your hospital system but more detailed and portable.

It was designed with many individuals in mind: snowbirds, frequent travelers, the aging adult, those with chronic conditions, or anyone ready to organize their health history. 

Value $14.99

Caregiver Journal

Caring for an individual with cognitive or physical impairments presents unique challenges, particularly when it comes to understanding their preferences, habits, and individuality.

The caregiver journal serves as a valuable tool for caregivers, offering a structured, detailed format to document essential information about the individual under their care.

It is very useful for situations where new caregivers will be working with the client and need to understand the best ways to help care for them.

This guide includes sections such as family, hobbies, places lived and traveled, daily routine, dressing habits, current activity level, adaptive equipment needs, and more.

This helps to ensure better communication, care, decreased anxiety and fall risk.

Value $14.99

Home Safety Checklist

Home layout and accessibility are imperative to maintaining mobility and safety.

When vision, hearing, strength or balance changes occur due to aging or a new diagnosis the way we move and utilize our home is modified.

We have made an extensive checklist that takes you room to room highlighting safety concerns and recommended equipment additions to maintain mobility and prevent falls.

This guide goes from the front yard, to the backyard, and everywhere in between.

Value $14.99

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