Keep the medical details straight
Medication doses, times, prescribers and pharmacies. Diagnoses, medical history, doctors and specialists—all with a place to go.
CareLedger / The Parent File
When the hospital asks, you shouldn’t have to answer from memory. The Parent File is a nurse-designed digital binder that keeps your parent’s health and care information in one place.
$29 one-time · Fillable PDF · Also printable
Experience behind every page
Designed by Priska Eccles, a nurse with 20+ years of hospital experience in Switzerland and the US.
Practical prompts, not another complicated system.
Your completed binder stays on your own device.
An organizing tool—not medical or legal advice.
01 / Inside the binder
Ten focused sections, from the first ER question to the everyday details only family knows.
Start here
The ER-ready summary brings diagnoses, medications, allergies, code status and emergency contacts together on a single sheet.
The Parent File / ER-ready summary
Section preview · Fill in with your parent’s care team
Medication doses, times, prescribers and pharmacies. Diagnoses, medical history, doctors and specialists—all with a place to go.
Organize insurance, Medicare and pharmacy card copies. Track where advance directives are kept, without drafting legal forms.
Appointment logs, questions for the doctor and a hospital stay tracker help you record updates and discharge instructions.
Capture routines, food preferences and hearing-aid needs. Use the sibling and care-team sharing page to keep everyone informed.
02 / A practical place to start
Start with the essentials. Fill it in on your device or print it for a physical binder, then revisit it as your parent’s care changes.
Core digital binder
$29USD · one-time
Ready before they ask
You don’t need to remember everything. Give the important details a home—before the next appointment, surgery or unexpected hospital visit.
Get organized with The Parent FileCareLedger products are for educational and organizational purposes only. They do not replace medical or legal advice. Confirm health information with your parent’s care team and consult an attorney for legal documents. Never send us your parent’s health information.