Caregiver Medication Card Printable | Med Schedule & Shift Handoff on One Page (PDF)

Everything a backup caregiver or sitter needs to follow the care plan — medications, doses, times, and who to call — on one page you fill in.

What it is
A one-page, two-sided card for whoever is covering a shift. You print it, write in the medication schedule and the care-team numbers, and hand it off so the next person has the schedule in front of them.

Who it's for
Family caregivers of an aging parent, and the backup person, respite worker, or sitter taking over for a few hours or a few days. One calm sheet for the fridge or the care bag.

What's on it
- The person being cared for, and key conditions at a glance
- Medication schedule: drug, dose, and time (morning to bedtime)
- Allergies and reactions
- When to call the doctor — the signs the care team named, in your own words
- Care team: primary doctor, pharmacy, and who to call first

How it works
- Instant digital download — no shipping, nothing mailed
- Print at home on Letter (8.5 x 11) or A4
- Fill it in by hand — print a fresh copy any time the medications change

Part of the Calmkept family-organization set
This card is the simplest first step. When you're ready for the full record, it grows into the Caregiver Binder — the same calm, uncluttered approach, in full.

Records, not advice. This card holds the medications and care notes you write in; it does not dose or advise. The prescriber and pharmacist confirm every detail.

A quiet act of love — care that carries on, in one calm page.

Instant digital download. By buying, you ask for the file straight away and you accept that, once the download starts, you lose the 14-day right to cancel that buyers in the UK and EU otherwise have. No change-of-mind refunds. This doesn't affect your rights if a file is faulty, won't download, or isn't as described: message us and we'll replace it or refund it.

HOW THIS WAS MADE

I planned this card and directed how it was made. The page text and layout were drafted with AI tools, then edited and checked before release. Some decorative elements in the photos were made with AI tools.