Why should I have a ParentCare Plan as my parents get older?
Because everyone needs a plan…it’s not if, but when they’ll need help.
And when you have a plan, it makes things 10x easier…for everyone.
For too long, we’ve just waited for “something to happen” before we’ve started helping our parents. But not anymore…
You can start a ParentCare Plan in only 2-minutes and find such simple and meaningful ways to be helpful…and have immediate peace of mind as your parents get older.
How do I start a ParentCare Plan?
For too long we’ve just not been sure how to help, or even when to help.
When you start a ParentCare Plan, you literally answer just a few questions about your parents - their age, how often you see them, health issues, and any concerns you have about them…and ParentCare generates a personalized plan for you that makes it easy and rewarding to know the best ways to help. It’s that simple.
At what age should I start a ParentCare Plan for my parents?
Once your parents reach age 70, it’s time for a plan.
That’s just the age more “stuff” starts happening, and it’s time to tune in.
In your ParentCare Plan, you’ll even find specific recommendations on what to start thinking about and helping with when they’re in their 70s, 80s, and beyond
What if I don’t like talking to my parents about this stuff?
ParentCare has written a fill-in-the-blank book you can send to your parents that they can answer when they are ready.
The book lovingly asks their preferences as they get older, and even includes a self-addressed envelope for them to mail it back to you.
Thousands have sent their parents this book to avoid an awkward conversation, and to just make it easier for the entire family to know their preferences.
We’ll even mail this book to your parents for free once you've signed up for ParentCare.
Can my siblings also access the ParentCare Plan?
As long as you are on a Family Plan, all your siblings can access your ParentCare Plan.
In addition, we’ve got recommendations on how to split up the duties that make it so much easier for everyone. Whether you’ve got one sibling that lives nearby, or one that is more financially sound, we’ve got recommendations for almost every situation imaginable.
Get everyone on the same page and prevent any hurt feelings by having a Family Plan.
How much does ParentCare cost?
Anyone who’s ever waited too long to help their parents can tell you that it cost them thousands of dollars a year. Get started now, not only will it make everything 10x easier, but it will save you so much time, stress and money in the long run.
Our Gold Plan is only $95/year (less than the cost of a flight to visit!), or be a hero and give everyone in your family access with our Family Plan for only $180/year.
If you want more personalized guidance, and an annual call to help you with everything, that’s our VIP Plan at $495/year.
Why do 93% wish they would have started sooner?
Because it’s not a “fun thing” to think about, we don’t like to acknowledge that our parents will die someday, and it’s going to “not be fun” having to handle things when they start to decline.
Well….it doesn’t have to be that way, and when you start a ParentCare Plan, we GUARANTEE less stress, more love and no regrets.
What other ways can ParentCare help?
ParentCare also has ParentCare Guides that can help if/when you need more personalized guidance, or even research done on your behalf for specific situations, assisted living options, or just about any other scenario as your parents get older.
We’ve seen it all, and our Guides are here to help. Because when something happens it can consume so much of your time, our Guides are available to help do the heavy-lifting on research and coordination so you can best support your parent and continue living your life.
Can you share some reviews of ParentCare?
Here are just a few reviews of the thousands ParentCare has helped…
“There's a notable gap in how we proactively support our parents as they age. ParentCare seems to have identified this gap and is addressing it with a dedicated approach.” - Kris Land
“Our parents taught us the value of foresight and preparation; let's use those lessons to anticipate and meet their needs as they age.” - Pavan Bakshi
“Adult children need a resource they can turn to that informs and prepares them for the issues their parents will encounter and provides resources that assist them in insuring their parents' needs are met as they age.” - Hobart Birmingham
“Helping our aging loved ones before waiting for them to ask may allow them to overcome their hesitations of ‘burdening’ us.” - Kathi Reroma