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Caregiver & Dementia Care Binder
Somebody asks whether anything has changed and your mind goes blank, because you have been there every day and change happens slowly. This is the binder that answers that question. Sixty-one printable pages hold everything about the person you care for in one place — who they are, what they take, who to ring, what happened this week — so the next appointment, the next handover and the next difficult week all start from something written down rather than from memory. It is arranged in seven parts, from getting organised through daily care, medication, appointments and the practical admin, and it finishes with a part kept for the carer's own record, which is the part that usually gets left out. Written for anybody caring for an adult at home, with dementia-aware pages where they genuinely help and no assumption that everybody being cared for has dementia.
| Pages | 61 (including cover) |
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| Format | PDF, US Letter 8.5″ × 11″ |
| Dated? | Undated and reusable — start any day, reprint as often as you like |
| Delivery | Instant download after purchase. Nothing is posted. |
| Price | £13.14 including VAT |
| Where you buy | Our Etsy shop — it handles payment and delivery |
Who this is for
This planner is for anyone caring for an adult at home who would rather go in prepared than try to remember on the day. Somebody asks whether anything has changed and your mind goes blank, because you have been there every day and change happens slowly. This is the binder that answers that question. Sixty-one printable pages hold everything about the person you care for in one place — who they are, what they take, who to ring, what happened this week — so the next appointment, the next handover and the next difficult week all start from something written down rather than from memory. It is arranged in seven parts, from getting organised through daily care, medication, appointments and the practical admin, and it finishes with a part kept for the carer's own record, which is the part that usually gets left out. Written for anybody caring for an adult at home, with dementia-aware pages where they genuinely help and no assumption that everybody being cared for has dementia. If that is familiar, this is the tool for writing it down as it happens.
Inside the planner
