Someday you (and your kids!) will be so glad you started a Parentfile...
Being a parent is the busiest and most important job we’ll ever have. But with trying to balance everything in our lives, parents forget or lose 71% of the “treasures” from the childhood years. Parentfile makes it so much fun to save these and give them to your child someday in the future…you’ll look back someday and be so glad you did.
There are so many reasons starting a Parentfile is the most valuable thing you could ever do for your children and something they'll be forever grateful for someday...priceless.
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Parentfile is the first-ever platform for parents (USPTO Registered Trademark 6,152,032). Built by parents for parents, it provides you with one safe and secure online account to save everything important as a parent.
With recommendations on what to save and why it’s so helpful at every stage of being a parent, there are 100s of ways that having a Parentfile helps you remember anything and be prepared for anything…whether it’s tomorrow, next month or even 20 years from now.
It’s about time there was something that helped parents go above and beyond at the most important job we’ll ever have…being a parent. See why so many of today’s generation of parents are starting a Parentfile…start yours today in only 2 minutes.
Simple to set up. Instantly essential. Forever meaningful.
Before: I help them fix technology things and stuff around the house when I visit occasionally.
After: I get new ideas every month in the ACSD newsletter on things like technology and everyday living conveniences. I can pick the ones I think would be most helpful and send an email, explain it over the phone, or bookmark to share during my next visit.
Don’t Live Near My Parents
Before: I spend hours and hours searching online for the best ways to handle the situation and help my Dad, and I'm not even sure how reliable the information is.
After: I send an email to a Guide at the ACSD and within 24 hours I have recommendations on the best ways to handle the situation that have worked best for others that have been in my situation before.
Something Happened
Before: Having conversations on living preferences and when to stop driving are really uncomfortable.
After: Because I joined the ACSD I can send my parents a book that lets them answer these questions on their own when they're ready.
I Avoid the Hard Conversations
Before: My sister and I grow more and more disgruntled about who is perceived to be doing more.
After: Because the ACSD helped us create a Family Plan, we have pre-decided who does what and there is harmony in the family.
Siblings Fight About Who Helps
Before: I don’t have access to any of my parent’s key contacts, where things are saved, or anything else because I waited too long to ask them for this information.
After: In my ACSD account are recommendations on what to save and what information I should ask them for…and it feels so good to be organized, since it’s not if, but when they’ll need help.
I Need to Help With Something
Before: 911 can’t reach Mom so they call me…and they urgently need to know what medications Dad is on, but I don’t know off the top of my head.
After: I log into my ACSD account and have immediate access to the medicines, dosages and how long Dad has been on them…so now they can treat Dad immediately.
Emergency Happens With Dad
Before: When I talk to my parents, all they seem to talk about is health stuff and it makes me hesitant to call or know how to help.
After: In my ACSD account is the Annual Health Check-In, with 10 questions to ask my parents once a year. This not only shows I care, but it takes off the table talking about it again until next year!
All They Talk About is Health Stuff
Before: They saved everything with financial value in their will, but what about all the priceless things like family ancestry, traditions, recipes, memories and more (that have even more value).
After: In my ACSD account are recommendations on what to save, questions to ask my parents about our family and their life story, and so much more…priceless.
My Parents Only Have a Will
Welcome to Life Before & After Joining The ACSD
Having observed the evolution of eldercare over the years, there's a notable gap in how we proactively support our parents as they age. Help Your Parents seems to have identified this gap and is addressing it with a dedicated approach. Their proprietary resources hint at a much-needed, modernized methodology that aims to simplify this inevitable journey. From my vantage point, an initiative that combines eldercare, health, business development, and partnerships is a strategic move that can reshape how we view and approach aging. It's commendable to see a fresh perspective on such a timeless challenge. I'd recommend interested parties to explore what they offer at ParentCare. Our parents’ twilight years deserve such thought and innovation.
Kris Land
As our parents once held our hands in our first steps, it's our turn to guide them in their golden years. Supporting our aging parents isn't an obligation, but a cherished privilege. The greatest tribute to our parents' love is our readiness to support them, just as they did for us. Being supportive is more than an act of care; it's an ode to every sacrifice they made for our tomorrows. he love our parents gave us is immeasurable; let's ensure the care we give back mirrors that depth. 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
As my parents age I have worked much more closely with them to plan before things are an emergency but as our population ages we will need to support our parents more which can be a real juggling act if you are still caring for children as they progress through teens and college years and try to maintain your own career and social life. There are not enough resources out there to help with this new social reality.
Deborah Daniel
Having just spent several years helping with an aging parent, I have given this issue a lot of thought. With an aging population, 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. These issues include financial preparation, medical issues such as physical and mental infirmities, resources on caregivers and retirement living, and end-of-life arrangements. Having a unified place to gather such information and create a community around it would provide a real service to our aging population and their children.
Hobart Birmingham
I have been taking care of my aging parents for the last 6 years. We need to plan and make things easier for them to be mobile and let them feel they are still important and keep doing things which they can. With nuclear families and aging parents there are not enough trusted sources to help in this reality.
Jayashree Venkataraman
Helping our aging loved ones before waiting for them to ask may allow them to overcome their hesitations of "burdening" us. By initiating the conversation and using tools that enable meaningful support, we can bridge that emotional gap and open doors to tough (and often still taboo) topics like aging and mortality.
Kathi Eric Reroma
Member Testimonials & Praise
“There's a notable gap in how we proactively support our parents as they age. The ACSD seems to have identified this gap and is addressing it with a dedicated approach.”
Kris Land
“You will sleep better at night, your parent knows you care, and they are still a part of your life.”
Jason Dobram
“Every year you wait, it becomes twice as hard and costly. Trust me, sign up today.”
Lewis Brown
“Finally, a better way to help as your parents get older.”
Julie Jackson
Don’t wait until it’s too late to show you care.
When your parents reach their 70s things start happening, and it's time to be proactive, not reactive.
For too long we’ve all just waited for something to happen to know when to start helping our parents more, because it was uncomfortable and not fun to think about…but not anymore.
At the ACSD, we’ve made it our life’s work to come up with incredibly easy ways to help your parents, get organized, be in-sync with your siblings, and be prepared to handle the inevitably hard things we all have to face along the way…all in a way that feels really good.
Don’t look back and wish you would've helped more, see how great it feels to help your parents while you still have them.
Parents 70 or above? Time to return the love.
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