The First 72 Hours
The First 72 Hours is a calm, step-by-step action plan for adult children suddenly managing a parent's hospitalization or decline — what to do, in what order, with the exact scripts and forms most families learn about too late. Yours the moment you buy.
Instant download·60-day money-back guarantee·Regular price $59
It usually starts with a phone call.
A fall. A stroke. A diagnosis. And suddenly you're the one in charge — of medications you can't name, accounts you can't access, and decisions you never agreed to make.
Then come the walls nobody warns you about:
There are $159 organizer boxes for families who got organized years ago.
There is almost nothing for the 72 hours after it's already happened.
That's what this is.
What you get
Open the guide and start with the path that matches today: your parent is in the hospital right now, declining at home, or nothing has happened yet and you're getting ahead of it. Inside:
A clean 36-page PDF you can print, share with siblings, and carry into the bank — on your screen the moment you buy.
Instant download·60-day money-back guarantee·Regular price $59
How it works
Buy it today ($29). You're a founding customer — lowest price it will ever be.
Download it instantly. The guide appears the moment your payment goes through — save it and bookmark the download page; it's yours for good.
Start with your path. Open "Start Here," pick the situation that matches today, and follow the steps in order.
If it doesn't genuinely help your family: full refund within 60 days, no questions, keep the plan.
For scale: one hour with an elder law attorney runs $300+. A care manager's assessment, $300–$600. The organizer boxes for families who planned years ahead, $159. This is $29 — and it's in your hands in sixty seconds.
Who made this
Built by a small team using deep research into the walls families actually hit — bank POA rejections, federal authorization forms, discharge timelines — and the real words of caregivers who lived it. No legalese, no 300-page binder to fill out. Just the next right step, in order.
Common questions
No. This is educational guidance and organization — scripts, checklists, forms to ask about, and questions to bring to professionals. For legal documents like a POA or will, we point you to the right professional at the right moment.
Yes — running the plan before the crisis is the best version of it. You'll close the gaps while it's easy.
The guide is built as paths and decision trees, not one prescription — and the three situations that change the playbook most (dementia, siblings who disagree, long-distance caregiving) get their own guidance throughout.
You're buying the founding edition at the lowest price it will ever be sold for. As the guide grows with feedback from founding families, you get every update free — and the price goes up for everyone after you. Refund-protected either way.
Most of it, yes — scattered across fifty tabs, government sites, and forum threads, with no order and no way to know what applies to you. What you're buying is the triage: what to do first, what can wait, the exact words to say, and the traps named before you hit them. At 2 a.m. in a hospital hallway, that's the difference that matters.
Checkout takes about a minute through Stripe. The moment payment goes through, you're on the download page — save the PDF and bookmark the page, and it's yours to come back to on any device. Free updates included.
Yes. Payment is handled entirely by Stripe — we never see your card details. Your email is used only to deliver your guide and its free updates, and is never sold or shared.
Instant download·60-day money-back guarantee