Free Resource

The Family Care Binder

When someone you love ends up in the hospital, you get asked the same questions fast: medications, allergies, who to call. Fill this in once, now, and hand it over instead of scrambling for papers. Free, made by RightKind Care™, and we will not spam you.

See the page that matters most

One sheet the hospital team can read in seconds

Page 2 is the emergency sheet. The top box holds the six things staff ask for first, so you are not trying to remember them under stress.

Page 2 of the Family Care Binder, the Hospital and Emergency Information Sheet, blank. A box at the top says: if you have 30 seconds, say these first, with spaces for name, date of birth, allergies, medications, who to call and who makes decisions. Below are spaces for health details, emergency contacts and a medication list.
Page 2, the hospital and emergency information sheet (blank copy). Tap to enlarge.
Page 4 of the binder, a blank medication list with columns for medication, dose, time, purpose, prescriber and start date, and checkboxes for new, changed or stopped.
Page 4, the medication list. Tap to enlarge.
Page 7 of the binder, Before You Leave the Hospital, with a checklist of what to bring and six questions to ask the doctor, each with lines to write the answer.
Page 7, questions to ask the doctor. Tap to enlarge.

Get the free binder

What is inside

Choose what is happening now, then fill in only those pages

17 pages. Print it, or type into the fillable copy on your computer or tablet.

  • Emergency and triage (page 2). A one-page hospital information sheet: allergies, medicines, who to call. It is also the sheet to hand to a paramedic or triage nurse.
  • While in hospital (page 6). A place to write what the team said and what changed, plus papers to ask for before you leave.
  • Before discharge (pages 7 to 9). Questions to ask the doctor, the hospital therapists and the discharge planner.
  • First week at home (pages 10 and 11). Which visits are booked, who arranges them, and what to expect from public home care.
  • Everyday care (pages 3 to 5 and 12 to 16). About Me, medication list, care team, daily log, important documents, questions for a home care agency and a room-by-room home safety check.

General information only. The binder does not replace advice from the doctor or health team, who lead all medical care. Fill in your own copy privately and do not post it online. Share only the blank binder.

Guides that go with the binder

Not sure what you need? Call (647) 847-CARE. A coordinator calls back within one business day, and the first step is a free in-home care assessment.

Download

Get your free copy

Add your email and we will send the binder to your inbox too, so you can open it on your phone or print it later. Or skip the email: your download appears as soon as you press the button.

No spam, no pressure. We email you the binder if you give an address, and care guides only if you tick the box. We never sell or share your email, and every guide email has an unsubscribe link. See our privacy policy.

Know someone who could use this?

When an emergency happens, nobody should be scrambling for papers while the doctors wait. Pass this on to a friend or family member before they need it. It is free.

Share on WhatsApp Share by email
Call (647) 847-CARE