Your parent is leaving hospital
Plan contacts, transport and family cover for the first three days.
Use the hospital-to-home checklistTurn scattered notes, appointment messages and contact details into a shared plan. Explore the Italian guide and printable organiser, with free English resources to get started.
Find your next stepEnglish resources below. The paid Genitori al Sicuro guide and organiser are currently in Italian and include Italy-specific information.
Plan contacts, transport and family cover for the first three days.
Use the hospital-to-home checklistAgree a calm way to pause, check and call a trusted person.
Make a family scam safety planKeep a dated medication list based on prescriptions, care-team contacts, appointments, document locations and a named backup person. Decide who updates each part with your parent’s agreement.
The guide explains practical next steps. The separate organiser provides worksheets for daily coordination.

The €24.90 bundle includes the guide and a separate PLUS kit with 33 worksheets, as listed on Payhip. Its contents cover appointments, documents, family tasks, emergencies and a 30-day review.
View the Italian PLUS bundle on PayhipThree free fillable worksheets: a 30-day plan, appointment notes and a hospital packing checklist.
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Get the Italian guide€24.90 · Includes the guide and the separate PLUS kit with 33 worksheets.
Get the Italian bundleNo. The pages and free resources in this English section are localised, but the linked paid products are in Italian.
The new free checklists have fillable fields. Save and reopen your copy to check your answers. The Italian PLUS kit contains worksheets to complete and print; check its format on Payhip.
No. Use it to organise information and questions for your care team, not to change treatment or make clinical decisions.
Keep separate records for each parent for personal use, so prescriptions and appointments stay distinct.