Description
Your whole care plan, on your phone, shared with your family
Medication bottles on the counter, appointment cards in your purse, notes on your phone, and a sibling texting, “Did Mom take her pills today?” The Caregiver Command Center: Notion Edition puts everything in one calm, organized place that the whole family can see.
Built by a Registered Nurse and nursing home administrator with 15+ years in long-term care. It’s built for real family caregivers, not tech experts, with a nurse tip on every page.
What’s inside
- Live dashboard: today’s medications, refills due soon, upcoming appointments, recent incidents and open tasks on one screen
- Loved One Profile: diagnoses, allergies, doctors, insurance, code status, plus a printable emergency info sheet
- Medication Tracker with automatic refill reminders
- Medication Log: track given, missed, refused or held doses
- Appointments: calendar, visit prep questions and doctor notes
- Daily Care Log: meals, sleep, mood, pain and concerns
- Symptoms & Incidents: falls and changes, with nurse guidance on when to call 911 vs. the doctor
- Care Team & Contacts and a shared Task Board for siblings and helpers
- Important Documents Hub: POA, advance directive, DNR/POLST and where each is stored
- Money & Benefits: bills, expenses and a Medicare/Medicaid checklist
- Caregiver Self-Care: weekly check-ins and a journal
- Step-by-step How to Use guide with example entries
How it works
- Purchase and download the PDF guide.
- Click the template link inside.
- Log into (or create) a free Notion account at notion.so.
- Click “Duplicate” and start organizing in minutes.
Prefer paper? Get the Printable Binder, or save with the Printable + Notion Bundle.
Requires a free Notion account. Digital product; nothing is shipped. This planner is an organizing tool, not medical, legal or financial advice. Always follow your loved one’s healthcare providers. Notion is not a HIPAA-compliant platform; store information at your own discretion. Licensed for personal use by your household.






