Free Caregiver Tools to 
Help You Stay Organized, Confident, and in Control

Caregiving doesn’t come with a manual — but that doesn’t mean you have to figure it out alone.

We’ve created a set of free, printable caregiver resources to help you plan ahead, track important information, and take care of yourself along the way. From weekly check-ins to emergency hospital packing lists, each tool is designed to ease the mental load and bring more clarity to your caregiving role.

Explore our downloadable templates, checklists, and planners — built by caregivers, for caregivers.

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Caregiver Starter Workbook

The foundational tool to help you document key details about your care recipient, their health, routines, household needs, and support team. Use it to organize your caregiving responsibilities — or to onboard others into the care circle.

Weekly Caregiver Check-in

Create a gentle weekly ritual to support your own well-being. Track your mood, energy, stress levels, and reflections over time so you can better understand your needs — and advocate for yourself.

Hospital Emergency 
Go-Bag Checklist

Be prepared for the unexpected. This checklist outlines everything you and your care recipient may need in the event of a hospital visit — from paperwork and medications to personal items and emotional supports.

Care Recipient Snapshot

A quick-reference tool to organize your loved one’s medical care. Track diagnoses, medications, providers, and emergency contacts in one printable resource. Perfect for doctor’s visits, hospital admissions, or when sharing care responsibilities with others.

Home & Daily Routines Assessment

Quickly assess your loved one’s daily care needs across six essential areas. From mobility to meal prep, this worksheet helps you spot where help is needed most — so you can build a sustainable care plan or delegate support.