FROM HOSPITAL TO HOME. TOGETHER.

Get ready for the first days home.

Free tools help you prepare for discharge, understand care costs, and organize family tasks. You don’t have to figure it out alone.

For hospital or rehab discharge and the first 14 days home.

An older woman and her adult daughter talking together at home

Free room photo review

Get a second look at the room.

Not sure what to change before they come home? Send a room photo. We’ll review what we can see and email you suggestions.

What would help you today?

Free to use. No email needed. Start with the part your family is working through right now.

A free sheet for the first night home.

The First Night Home Quick Sheet puts the next task, the person handling it, and the number to call in one easy-to-find place.

Open the free Quick Sheet

Print a copy or email yourself a link.

Looking for the full discharge checklist? →
Actual First Night Home Quick Sheet with spaces for contacts, instructions, setup, and family responsibilities
Actual free resource · blank for your family

Start with one task.

Use a free tool to organize the details, then copy or print what helps your family keep going.

An older father and adult son discussing a plan at their kitchen table

Compare your options for help at home.

Write down the tasks you need help with, ask agencies what they provide, and compare their schedules and prices.

Explore help at homeHelping from another city? Start here →

OPTIONAL PAID TOOLS

Choose a printable kit or a private workspace to organize your family’s next steps.

PRINTABLE & FILLABLE

First 14 Days Home Kit

Use the printable, fillable packet to organize home setup, follow-up calls, appointments, family coverage, and handoffs during the first two weeks.

Sample First 48 Hours Home action-plan page from the First 14 Days Home Kit, with tasks, owners, times, and follow-up notes
Home Kit sample page

$5 one-time

See the $5 Home Kit

YOUR PRIVATE BROWSER WORKSPACE

Family Care Coordination System

Use a simple web app to keep calls, appointments, tasks, backups, and unanswered questions together for one family care situation. Your plan stays in this browser on this device unless you export or print it.

Actual Care System Command Center showing fictional open tasks, questions, an appointment, and a coverage gap
Actual workspace · fictional family · view-only demo

$29 one time · no subscription · includes the $5 Home Kit

See the Care System

Try the free fictional demo

WHY FAMILY ELDER PLANNING EXISTS

Less piecing things together.
More knowing what comes next.

Faz Azad started Family Elder Planning after his own family struggled to organize a hospital-to-home transition. He wanted families to find the important details together in one easy-to-reference place.

Read why this site exists

Free family planner

Build a plan around your family’s situation.

Choose where your loved one is and what led to the transition to get a starter plan. You can add personal details if they help. Your entries stay on this device and are not sent to Family Elder Planning.

Build Your Family PlanStart with two choices · no account

Start with your situation

These two choices shape your starter plan. No name or personal notes are needed.

Add personal details (optional)

Add only what helps. Your notes are not saved when you leave this page.

Your family discharge plan

Start with two choices

Choose your situation to create discharge questions, medication and home-setup prompts, follow-up tasks, warning-sign questions, family owners, and a first-14-days log.

Before you begin.

Do I need to sign up?

No. The free tools work without an account or email. Resource email and continuing updates are separate, optional choices.

Where do my planning details go?

Calculator and worksheet entries stay in your browser. Optional worksheet saving uses this browser profile. Care System plans remain local unless you deliberately export or print them.

Does FEP arrange or provide care?

FEP helps you organize questions and compare information. It does not deliver care or select a provider. Ask your care team about clinical needs.

Podcast: Episode 1

Listen: The first 48 hours home.

A discussion about the first night, the next morning, and questions that may still need an answer.

Read the first 48 hours guide →

First-night questions and next steps

Let’s make the next step clearer.

Not sure where to start?

Answer a few questions about your parent’s situation. We’ll suggest useful tools and questions to ask.

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