Family preparedness, made personal
If you were hospitalized, who would know what?
Give one trusted person a clearer picture. Start with a free checklist of the contacts, policies, and documents your family may need.
A practical first step. No policy purchase required.
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Free to start
One trusted person at a time
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From uncertainty to a shared plan
Less guessing.
More knowing.
You don’t need every answer today. Begin with what you know, then use the gaps to guide a conversation.
Gather the essentials
List key contacts, insurance policies, and where important documents are kept. A useful plan starts with knowing where to look.
Bring one person into the loop
Ask someone you trust: would you know who to contact and where to find these items if I were in the hospital?
Clarify the gaps together
Compare what each of you knows. Make a short list of missing details, then agree on what to update next.
Your trusted person can use the same checklist for their own household. Preparedness can start with one conversation and extend to another.
Your free starting checklist
Contacts
Who should be called? List key family contacts and relevant professional contacts.
Policies
What coverage is in place? Note insurers and where policy information can be found.
Documents
Where are important records? Note their locations and who can access them.
Next: share the locations with one trusted person and ask what still needs explaining.
Start with one conversation
A little clarity today.
A better starting point tomorrow.
Choose your trusted person. Gather the essentials. Find out what you both know.