A 999 call
One emergency sheet holds what paramedics and A&E ask for first.
Page 3UK Parent Care Organiser
Everything about your parent's care, in one place.
Calm, clear pages for medicines, contacts, appointments, hospital stays and power of attorney. Ready when a nurse, a paramedic or your sibling asks.
- 16 A4 pages
- Type on screen or print
- England and Wales edition
- Instant download
When it helps
The questions always come at the hardest moments
Care information is usually scattered across drawers, letters and phones. The organiser keeps the answers together, with a page for each moment.
A hospital stay
Ward details, dated updates and a checklist to work through before discharge.
Page 10A new carer starts
Their routine, likes and dislikes, written for someone who has never met them.
Page 11A sibling takes over
Who does what, with a dated log so nobody has to repeat the news.
Page 15The bank asks who can decide
A record of each lasting power of attorney and where the papers are kept.
Pages 12 and 13What's inside
Sixteen pages in four parts
Ordered from what you'd need in an emergency to what you'd use for planning.
EmergencyEmergency grab sheet, about my parent, health at a glance, medicines list
Everyday careKey contacts, appointments log, appointment prep sheet, hospital stay and discharge, daily routine
PaperworkWhere things are kept, power of attorney record, care and support tracker
Family teamWho does what, updates log, looking after you
Plus a cover and a quick-start guide. You also get a print version and a filled-in example for a fictional family.
How it works
Start in thirty minutes
-
Download
Buy on Etsy and your three PDF files are ready in your purchases straight away. Nothing is posted.
-
Fill it in
Type into the boxes on a computer or tablet and save, or print at A4 and write by hand.
-
Start with four pages
The quick-start guide walks you through the emergency sheet, medicines, contacts and personal details first.
Our story
A calmer way to keep care information together
Steady Care Prints began with something I kept noticing. When an older or very unwell person needs more care, their family is asked for the same things again and again: a medicines list, the GP's details, recent appointments, and who holds power of attorney.
That information is rarely in one place, and it's usually needed at the most stressful moments. So I created the organiser I wished every family had: calm, clear pages that keep the essentials together and ready to grab.
Every page is written in plain English and designed for UK families, so you can focus on the person you're caring for.
Questions
Good to know
Is this medical or legal advice?
No. It's a personal record to help you stay organised. Always follow the guidance of your parent's doctors, pharmacist and other professionals.
Does it work in Scotland or Northern Ireland?
Most pages do, but this is the England and Wales edition. Power of attorney works differently in Scotland and Northern Ireland, so the power of attorney page may not match your situation there.
Can I fill it in on my phone?
Typing works best on a computer or tablet in a free PDF reader such as Adobe Acrobat Reader. Some phone and browser viewers don't save typed text, so check yours before filling in many pages.
Does it include benefit amounts or rules?
No, on purpose. Amounts and eligibility rules change, so the care and support tracker points you to GOV.UK, your council, Carers UK or Age UK to check before you apply.
How do I get help with my order?
Message Steady Care Prints through Etsy and I'll help.
Get everything in one place
UK Parent Care Organiser · £8 · Instant download