Twenty pages for the medical, the paperwork and the money. Printed large, because the person filling it in wears readers and so does the person she is caring for.
Why this one is different
Every other caregiver planner tracks pills and appointments. This one does that too, and then covers the part nobody hands you.
The money. An out-of-pocket log with tax-deductible flags. A claim and appeal log. The documentation to request so equipment claims are not denied for missing paperwork, which is the reason most of them are denied.
Large print. Twelve point type and generous write-in lines. Nobody else in this category does this, and every buyer in it wears glasses.
Five pages, not fifty. Page two tells you exactly which pages to print tonight. You are in a crisis. You do not need homework.
What is inside
The Money
Out-of-pocket log · Claim and appeal log · Getting equipment approved · Whether you can be paid as a family caregiver
The Paperwork
Document locator · Who is allowed to be told what · Key contacts on one page
The Medical
The One-Page Summary · Appointments · Looking things up without frightening yourself · Choosing a hospital where you can stay overnight · Hospital go-bag · Coming home
You
Your own postponed appointments · Who could cover you · What this is costing you
How it works
Two PDFs, delivered instantly. One to print for a binder and a pen, one you can type into. Print at home on letter paper. A one-inch binder and five dividers and you are done.
This is an organizing tool. It is not medical, legal, tax or insurance advice. Coverage rules vary by plan, state and item, so verify anything that matters.