Plain-English guides, practical tools, and a personalised action plan — specific to your country and your family's situation.
Sudden confusion, a fall, breathing problems, or you are at breaking point. Step-by-step guidance for the next 10 minutes.
Open the crisis guide →Answer 5 questions and receive a personalised aged care action plan — prioritised steps, the right services, what to do first.
Build my action plan →The tour checklist, contract in plain English, your legal rights, and how to evaluate whether a facility is actually good.
Open the care home guide →Eleven plain-English guides — applying, your first planning meeting, budgets, support coordination, reviews, turning 65, and what carers can access. Every fact sourced from ndis.gov.au.
The two eligibility pathways, the age rule, and exactly how to submit an access request.
Start here →Core, Capacity Building, and Capital Supports — what each one actually funds.
Explain the budget →A high-stakes choice with a real decision behind it — what to weigh up and who to ask first.
See the decision guide →Home care and long-term care are run province by province — every province and territory now covered, plus the federal Disability Tax Credit.
Crisis vs regular waitlist, bed offer rules, and what to do while you wait after a hospital stay.
Read the Ontario guide →How the system works under the new 2024 Act, and what supportive living and LTC actually cost.
Read the Alberta guide →How the transfer works, and how it connects to the Canada Caregiver Credit — applies in every province.
Read the DTC guide →GP-written, country-specific, with the "what it actually means for you" layer nobody else adds.
Five questions. A prioritised plan built for your family's specific situation — not generic advice.
Nothing stored. No login. Print or email your plan.
Every payment, benefit, and funded service you may be missing. 7 questions, 6 countries.
Check now →Introduce your family member to anyone new to their care — their history, preferences, what matters to them.
Create document →A prioritised list of questions before every appointment. Never leave having forgotten the important thing.
Build your list →Medications, allergies, doctors, contacts — one printable page. Filled privately, stored on your device.
Create sheet →140 aged care terms in plain English — with the "what it means for you" layer nobody else adds.
Look up a term →Find aged care services, GPs, pharmacies, and support groups near any address. Free, no data collected.
Find services →What respite care will cost after government subsidies — all six countries, all care types.
Estimate cost →A 3-minute honest check of where you are. Based on validated clinical tools. Nothing leaves your device.
Check now →Every care home says they engage residents. Here is how to tell if they actually do — what to observe, what to ask, what the answers mean.
Read · 7 min → 🌍 All countriesThe observations that add up to something. What to look at, what to ask, and what to do when the picture becomes clear.
Read · 7 min → 🧠 DementiaWhat cannot wait, what can, and how to navigate the system before the window closes on legal and financial planning.
Read · 10 min →One new guide, one tool reminder, one thing families consistently miss. Written by the same GP who writes the site.