The Holiday Visit Kit: 15 Warning Signs Your Aging Parents May Need Help

The Holiday Visit Kit: 15 Warning Signs Your Aging Parents May Need Help

What to Look For, What to Say, and What to Do Before a Crisis Happens

The holidays bring families together, but they can also reveal changes in our aging parents that we might not notice during phone calls or occasional visits.

Is Mom forgetting things more often? Is Dad having trouble managing his medications? Are bills piling up, or does the house look different than you remember?

Don't wait for a crisis to find out your parents need help.

Created by Shawn Houston, founder of Houston Legacy Institute and author of When Love Becomes Caregiving and Leave Nothing to Chance, this downloadable kit helps adult children recognize potential warning signs and begin important family conversations.

What's Inside Your Digital Kit?

• 15-Point Holiday Visit Checklist: Identify changes in your parent's home, health, memory, finances, and safety.

• Conversation Scripts: Learn what to say when discussing sensitive subjects with aging parents.

• Parent Snapshot: A fillable worksheet to organize emergency contacts, medications, doctors, and important information.

• Family Meeting Guide: A fillable planning tool to help siblings share responsibilities.

• Medicare Quick-Prep Sheet: Important questions to ask when reviewing Medicare coverage.

• 7-Day Action Plan: Simple steps to take after your holiday visit.

Perfect For

Adult children of aging parents, family caregivers, siblings coordinating care, and anyone who wants to help loved ones remain safe, independent, and prepared.

Instant Digital Download

Receive your PDF workbook after purchase. Save it to your computer, complete the fillable worksheets, or print the pages you need.

Special Introductory Price: $4.99 or Free with Bundle Purchase

Give your family something more valuable than another holiday gift: a plan for what comes next.

Purchase your Holiday Visit Kit today and start preparing before a crisis happens.

For educational purposes only. Not a substitute for professional medical, legal, or financial advice.