Five free tools to help you keep track of it all
One-page worksheets for family caregivers that help you track daily care, get ready for doctor visits, prepare for emergencies, and look after yourself too. Print them, keep them handy, and use them as much as you need. No cost, ever.
See the free toolsSound familiar?
- “The doctor asked when it started, and my mind went completely blank.”
- “I know something is different with Mom. I just can’t explain what.”
- “If something happened at 2 AM, would anyone else know her medications?”
- “I’m holding everything together, and I’m running on empty.”
You’re not imagining things, and you’re not doing it wrong. You’re carrying a lot of information in your head. These tools give it somewhere to go.
Pick the tool that fits what feels hardest right now
Daily Care Log
Capture medications, vital signs, meals, drinks, activity, and mood each day, so “something seems off” turns into details a doctor can act on.
Get the Daily Care LogWeekly Summary
Look back at the week in one place. Spot what’s changing, what worked, what felt hard, and what to try next week.
Get the Weekly SummaryDoctor Visit Tracker
Write down symptoms and questions before the appointment, then capture what the doctor said, what was ordered, and when to go back.
Get the Doctor Visit TrackerEmergency Contact Sheet
Contacts, doctors, preferred hospital, medications, health issues, and allergies on one page, so anyone can step in during an emergency.
Get the Emergency Contact SheetWeekly Caregiver Check-In
A few minutes each week for you: your energy, your sleep, what drained you, who helped, and one small plan to take care of yourself.
Get the Caregiver Check-InHere’s how they work together
Each tool stands on its own. Used together, they cover all four directions of The Caregiver Compass™, so nothing important falls through the cracks.
Made by someone who’s been there
I spent years as a nurse, and I still felt completely lost when it was my own dad. I knew how hospitals worked. I didn’t know how to keep track of everything while my heart was breaking.
These are the tools I wish I’d had. They won’t make caregiving easy, but they can make it feel a lot more manageable.
Christy, Silver Care Compass