Free printable family caregiving resource
A smaller plan for the week ahead.
One task. One owner. A time. A backup.
Use this sheet for ordinary coordination with the people involved in your parent's care. Ask what your parent wants help with, agree on who will do each task, and confirm the arrangement. A name on a page is not a commitment until that person has agreed.
This is a blank paper worksheet. No signup, data entry, saved care records, or email address required. You can also choose “Save as PDF” in your print dialog.
Still deciding who can do what? Start with the free family caregiver meeting agenda.
Week of: ____________________
What matters to the person receiving help this week?
| Task & finish line | Agreed owner | When / check-in | Backup contact |
|---|---|---|---|
Still unresolved / person we need to ask:
Time away and agreed cover:
Review this plan on: ____________________
Keep completed sheets private and share only with the appropriate people. This coordination sheet is not a clinical care plan, medication record, or substitute for professional instructions.
Free planning resource from Graham Ellery · Apparently, I'm the Caregiver
graham-ellery-caregiver.danrs100.chatgpt.site/weekly-caregiver-plan/
A useful way to fill in one row
“Confirm Tuesday's ride and tell the family by Monday at noon” is more actionable than “Help with transport.” Agree on a backup if the driver becomes unavailable.
Continue with the book
Apparently, I'm the Caregiver
A practical guide to caring for aging parents without losing yourself.
Explore family communication, sharing responsibilities and setting boundaries in Graham Ellery's 32-chapter guide, with 39 illustrations.
The book is sold separately. This planner remains free, with no signup or purchase required. Read a free sample first.