A practical, fill-in binder for families caring for someone living with dementia. The family member with a binder changes the appointment: care gets better, visits get shorter, and fewer things fall through the cracks.
What is inside
- Our Team — every name and number you need on one page
- Medications — a master list plus the eight questions to ask at every review
- When to Call, When to Go — a traffic-light guide for the worrying moments
- The Hospital Transfer Sheet — the one page you hand the emergency team
- Behaviour & Symptom Logs — including the one-week tracker clinics use
- Goals of Care — a gentle, values-first guide to the conversation that matters most
- Legal & Planning Checklists — separate pages for Canada and the United States
- Your Own Oxygen Mask — a section that is only about you
Why this one
It is the filing cabinet the stage guides all point back to. Blank where it should be blank, written where writing helps, and built so somebody else could pick it up and take a shift.
Format
Instant digital download — a printable letter-size PDF (US 8.5 × 11 in). Print it at home or read it on any device. Nothing ships. Prices are in Canadian dollars; if your card is in another currency your bank converts it at checkout.
Questions families ask
Who is this for?
Any family carrying the admin of dementia — the person who holds the medication list, takes the calls and goes to the appointments. It suits every stage, and it is the first thing to set up.
Is this medical advice?
No. It is general education for families, written by a physician, and it does not replace your person’s own doctor or care team. Anything that looks like a sudden change, an infection or an injury needs assessing rather than managing — if you are unsure, assume it does and make the call.
What do I actually receive?
A printable PDF, letter size (8.5 × 11 in), delivered instantly after checkout. Nothing ships. Print it at home or read it on any device.
Why are the prices in Canadian dollars?
The shop is Canadian, so prices display in CA$. If your card is in another currency, your bank converts at checkout and charges the equivalent — you do not need to do anything.