The Book

The manual nobody hands you the day you become a caregiver.

You’re a Caregiver Now is the plain-language guide to caring for an aging parent, a spouse, or a loved one — from the disorienting first days through medications, hospital discharges, Medicare, legal documents, and protecting yourself from burnout. Its companion, The Caregiver’s Companion, turns the same system into blank, fill-in pages.

Read the guide. Use the workbook. The book explains what to do; the workbook gives you one place to do it.

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The Guide

You’re a Caregiver Now

The Complete Guide to Caring for Someone You Love — Without Losing Yourself

The first 30 days, building one source of truth, coordinating family, hospital discharges, medications, Medicare/Medicaid, legal and advance-care documents, and burnout. Then a reference half: condition notes for 23 diagnoses, a 58-term glossary, and 30 real-world caregiver scenarios.

194 pages · Kindle eBook, Paperback (6×9), Hardcover

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The Workbook

The Caregiver’s Companion

A Fill-In Workbook to Organize Medications, Appointments, Documents & Daily Care

The guide's system as blank, ready-to-use pages — emergency summary, master medication log, care-team contacts, a documents checklist, appointment and hospital spreads, daily and weekly logs, a symptom tracker, money trackers, and care-facility and end-of-life pages.

204 pages · 8.5×11 · Paperback, Hardcover — no Kindle (a fill-in book doesn’t work as an eBook)

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What’s inside the guide

23
condition notes, from dementia to heart failure
58
term glossary — Medicare, legal, and medical language explained plainly
30
real-world caregiver scenarios

Not ready to buy? Start with the free chapter.

Get a free chapter of the book plus the Hospital Discharge Kit and Master Medication Log — the same templates printed inside both books.

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Already using Kintaria?

The book and the app teach the same system — the book explains it, Kintaria runs it automatically for your family. New to caregiving? Most people start with the book. Ready to stop tracking it by hand? See Kintaria’s free trial.

Written by Andrew Horvath, CEO of Kintaria.