For the one in the family who keeps meaning to do this
Mom or Dad’s emergency binder. Done tonight.
Answer guided questions for about 25 minutes. We turn your answers into a personalized, print-ready binder, so if the call ever comes, nobody in your family is guessing.
- About 25 minutes
- Free updates, anytime
- Private account
- 30-day money-back guarantee
You've been putting this off. Almost everyone has.
Could you answer these in a hospital hallway, tonight?
It feels like a weekend project, and there's always something more urgent. Then one day a nurse is asking, and the answers are in a drawer at Mom's house, or nowhere. If you hesitated on even one, this is for you.
- “What medications does she take, and at what dose?”In your binder: Emergency Information Sheet
- “Who's his cardiologist? What's the number?”In your binder: Medical details and care team
- “Is there a healthcare proxy? Where is it kept?”In your binder: Legal documents
- “Which bank? Are the bills on autopay?”In your binder: Accounts, income and bills
- “What would she actually want?”In your binder: Wishes
Why not just use a free template?
A template is a to-do list. This is the finished binder.
You could download a checklist. Most people do, and it sits in a folder for three years. Here's the difference.
Template: Blank pages. You figure out what to write.
Ten short guided sections, with examples. Skip what you don't know.
Template: Nothing tells you what's missing.
Every gap becomes a to-do list, most important first.
Template: No plan for the moment it's needed.
A personalized first-hour checklist for whoever opens it.
Template: Handwritten notes, hard to read in a hurry.
A clean one-page Emergency Information Sheet to hand to responders.
Template: A paper copy that goes out of date.
Edit an answer, get a fresh PDF in a minute. Free, anytime.
Template: One copy, in one drawer.
Emailed to your siblings from your account, so everyone has it.
A free template
You do all the work- Blank pages. You figure out what to write.
- Nothing tells you what's missing.
- No plan for the moment it's needed.
- Handwritten notes, hard to read in a hurry.
- A paper copy that goes out of date.
- One copy, in one drawer.
Your Emergency Binder
Done in one evening- Ten short guided sections, with examples. Skip what you don't know.
- Every gap becomes a to-do list, most important first.
- A personalized first-hour checklist for whoever opens it.
- A clean one-page Emergency Information Sheet to hand to responders.
- Edit an answer, get a fresh PDF in a minute. Free, anytime.
- Emailed to your siblings from your account, so everyone has it.
What’s in your binder
About 10 pages, written from your answers
These are real pages from a sample binder made for a fictional parent, Peggy. Yours has your parent's name, medications, doctors and wishes.
SamplePage 3
The one page you hand to the ER
Allergies, conditions, every medication and dose, doctors, the healthcare proxy and who to call, on a single page. Print a copy for the fridge and one for the glovebox.
- Allergies up top in red
- Medications with dose and time
- Who to call, in order
SamplePage 2
“If something just happened”
A calm, step-by-step first hour written for your family: who to call first, what to bring to the hospital, who handles the pets. Plus a note from you to whoever opens it.
- Written from your answers
- Numbered steps, no guessing
- Your own note on the page
SamplePage 10
What’s still missing, as a to-do list
Didn't know if Dad ever signed a power of attorney? Skip it. Your binder turns every gap into a short, prioritized to-do list, plus a cut-out wallet card.
- Most important gaps first
- The questions to ask Mom or Dad
- Cut-out wallet card
Plus every other page your family will reach for

The cover

Emergency contacts

Doctors and health

Where the papers are

Accounts and bills

Home, pets and digital life

Their wishes
Pay once. Keep it current.
A binder that doesn’t go stale in a drawer
Paper templates are out of date the first time a prescription changes. Your answers stay saved in your private account. Change one, and a fresh binder is ready a minute later, at no extra charge, for as long as you need it.
- Unlimited updates
- Email it to family
- Print anytime
- Mom's doctor changes her blood pressure pillYou sign in and edit one answer. About a minute.
- A fresh binder is ready right awayThe Emergency Information Sheet shows the date it was last updated.
- Everyone has the new copySend it to your siblings by email, straight from your account.
How it works
Three steps. One evening.
1. Answer guided questions
Ten short sections with examples. Skip what you don't know. Everything saves as you go.
2. We build your binder
Your answers become a clean, personalized PDF with a first-hour checklist and a list of what's still missing.
3. Print it and share it
Download it right away and get a copy by email. Print one for the house and send one to your siblings.
Included free with every binder
Plus 3 free bonuses
Extra pages added to your parent’s binder, at no extra cost.
- Free bonus 1
How to bring it up with Mom or Dad
The hardest part isn't the binder. It's the conversation. Word-for-word openers, what to say when they push back, and how to split it over two short visits.
- 3 openers that keep them in charge
- Answers to “I'm fine, I don't need that”
- Free bonus 2
Their hospital go-bag list
A packing list with their own medications, insurance cards, devices and papers already filled in. Pack it once, keep it by the door.
- Filled in from your answers
- Papers, devices, comfort, pets
- Free bonus 3
Before they come home from the hospital
Discharge happens fast. A one-page list of what to ask about new medications, follow-ups, warning signs and help at home, with room for the answers.
- 12 questions to ask before you leave
- Space to write the answers
Everything included
Your parent’s Emergency Binder
- The one-page Emergency Information Sheet · hand it to responders
- A personalized first-hour checklist · for whoever opens it
- Every medication, doctor and pharmacy · in one place
- Where the legal papers are · and who the agents are
- Accounts, bills, home, pets and wishes · so nothing is lost
- What's still missing, as a to-do list · plus a cut-out wallet card
- Free updates, anytime · edit and re-download for as long as you need it
- Email it to family from your account · everyone gets the same copy
- FreeBonus 1: How to bring it up with Mom or Dad
- FreeBonus 2: Their hospital go-bag list
- FreeBonus 3: Before they come home from the hospital
$29
one time, no subscription
Less than a takeout dinner, for the page your family will need most.
Start my binder · $29Try it for 30 days. If it isn't worth it, email us for a full refund. No forms, no hoops.
Questions
Is this a subscription?
No. $29 once. Edit your answers and download a fresh PDF anytime at no extra charge.
Why not use a free template?
You can. Most people download one and never finish it. This asks one question at a time, lets you skip what you don't know, and turns your answers into a finished binder with an Emergency Information Sheet, a first-hour checklist and a to-do list of what's missing. And when something changes, you edit one answer instead of starting over.
Do I need Mom or Dad with me?
No. Fill in what you know on your own. Your binder lists the few questions to ask them later.
What if I don't know half the answers?
That's normal, and it's exactly why this helps. Skip anything you don't know. Your binder lists every gap as a simple to-do, so you know which questions to ask Mom or Dad at Sunday dinner.
How long does it take?
Most people finish in about 25 minutes. Everything saves as you go, so you can stop and pick up later from any device.
Can I update it later?
Yes, as often as you like. Medications change, doctors change. Sign in, edit your answers, and download a fresh PDF in a minute. No extra charge.
Is my information safe?
Your answers are saved to your private account, which only you can open with a sign-in link sent to your email. We never sell your information, and nothing you type into your binder is shared with advertisers. You can delete your answers anytime.
Can I share it with my siblings?
Yes. It's a PDF: print it, email it, put it in a shared folder. You can also send a copy to family by email right from your account. Many families print two: one for the house and one for whoever lives closest.
What about the other parent?
Each binder is for one person. If both parents are living, start a second binder from My binders on the same account. The second binder price is $19.
Is this legal or medical advice?
No. It organizes what you already know so your family can find it fast. Where something is missing (like a healthcare proxy), it suggests talking to the right professional.
What if I don't like it?
Email us within 30 days and we'll refund you in full. No forms, no hoops.
Put it on paper tonight. Then put it down.
Who we are
Emergency Binder Now is an online service that turns what you know into a finished binder. Checkout is handled by Stripe, so we never see your card number. Your answers stay in your private account, and you can delete them anytime.
Questions before you buy? Email us and we'll answer.
Emergency Binder NowChilliwack, BCsupport@emergencybindernow.com