The Family Agent resource library
Practical guides for staying connected, sharing the work, and keeping the stories that matter. For families with aging parents—and parents who want to keep doing life their way.
Agree on a check-in routine that feels useful to both of you, with conversation starters and a simple agreement you can make together.
Read the respectful check-in guideStay close while making room for independence.
Staying connected
Create a respectful check-in routine with an aging parent. Includes conversation scripts, a simple agreement, missed-call planning, and privacy questions.
Read guide : How to Check In on Aging Parents Without Making Them Feel Watched6 min readStaying connected
Build a practical plan to support aging parents from far away, with local contacts, remote responsibilities, a visit checklist, and clear family handoffs.
Read guide : How to Support Aging Parents From Far Away6 min readMake the next step clear, and share the work.
Family coordination
Coordinate support for aging parents with a sibling task table, meeting agenda, handoff script, and practical ways to handle family disagreements.
Read guide : How Siblings Can Coordinate Support for Aging Parents6 min readFamily coordination
Copy a weekly family update template for aging parents, with a completed example, clear task owners, deadlines, and room for your parent's preferences.
Read guide : A Weekly Family Update Template for Aging Parents6 min readFamily coordination
Use a shared appointment plan to coordinate calendars, rides, permission, questions, and follow-up while keeping your aging parent in charge.
Read guide : How to Organize an Aging Parent's Appointments as a Family6 min readFind a tool that fits your parent and your family.
Choosing technology
Compare texts, shared calendars, and family apps for supporting aging parents. Use a practical checklist to choose a system your family will actually use.
Read guide : Text Messages vs. Family Apps for Supporting Aging Parents6 min readChoosing technology
Compare AI assistants for aging parents using real tasks, accessibility, family access, privacy, costs, support, and a practical demo checklist.
Read guide : How to Choose an AI Assistant for an Aging Parent6 min readChoosing technology
Before inviting an aging parent to a family app, use these ten questions to understand shared access, saved messages, AI processing, and account changes.
Read guide : Family App Privacy: Questions to Ask Before Inviting Your Parents6 min readSave the stories hiding in everyday conversations.
Family memories
Start meaningful conversations with 50 questions about your parents' childhood, work, traditions, and life lessons, plus tips for listening and saving stories.
Read guide : 50 Questions to Ask Your Parents About Their Lives6 min readFamily memories
Record family stories with a simple workflow for permission, clear audio, useful filenames, transcript corrections, backups, and thoughtful sharing.
Read guide : How to Record Family Stories One Conversation at a Time6 min readPublished by Family Agent to help families organize everyday support and make informed choices. These guides were prepared with AI assistance, with linked sources, original practical tools, and clearly labeled examples. They offer general educational information.
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