Ruth has a fall.
Dan is on his way to the hospital. The nurse asks who her doctor is and whether she has a health care directive. Nobody is sure.
that help you look after each other.
One calm place for each person’s contacts, plans and wishes. You write down where things are. Only your family can see it.
Example family. Names and details are made up.
Scroll to see how the Calloways use it.Most families keep this in one person’s head. Place Setting keeps it where everyone can find it.
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Dan is on his way to the hospital. The nurse asks who her doctor is and whether she has a health care directive. Nobody is sure.
Her Overview shows what she wants people to know, in her own words.
Her doctor, her attorney and her neighbor, with one tap to ring.
“Health care directive: held by Hal Brenner, attorney.” Dan calls Hal from the car.
You don’t need to scan anything. You just say where it is.
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“Do you own a home? Do you have a will?” Yes or no. A few answers help shape your list.
Place Setting suggests a short personal checklist for Priya. She can add her own items, too.
Entered, Held by attorney, or Not applicable. “Mortgage: Lakeview Home Loans” is enough. One attorney can cover several items at once.
Dan doesn’t know where the car title is, so he asks Priya. She adds it from her phone, and her plan is complete.
Every number your family might need, grouped by person.
Print one page for a person or the whole family. Hand it to a sitter or keep it by the door. It’s never emailed, and account numbers stay out.
Nothing about your family is sold.
Each family’s information is kept apart from every other family.
Nothing is required, and copies of documents are optional.
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