The document is done. The next step is a person.

A plan on paper only changes what happens if the right people are holding it. These are the four hands worth putting it in — and none of them is another form.

Your own clinician

A covered advance care planning visit

Medicare pays for the conversation itself (CPT 99497). It costs nothing when it’s part of your yearly wellness visit; otherwise the Part B deductible and coinsurance apply. Bring this document and ask for it by name.

What Medicare covers →

A death doula

For the conversations that are hard to start

A trained, non-medical companion who sits with the values behind the wishes, and stays for the hours nobody else is paid for. Unhurried, and entirely human.

Find a doula →

The rest of the house

Is everything else in order?

Seven questions, a score out of 100, and the exact gap to close next — the paperwork, the medication list, the money that has to last. Free, in about three minutes.

Take the readiness check →

Hands at home

A neighbor who actually knows you

Ongoing company and a hand at home from a worker-owned caregiver through co-op.care — not a stranger from an agency, and not only for the hardest days.

Meet co-op.care →

Caring for someone at home? Bring the family doctor a summary, too. Six questions give you a plan and a one-page summary, on a related site: clinicalswipe.com/caregivers

You've just been trusted with someone's voice.

They named what matters, so you'd never have to guess. When you're ready, put your own wishes into words — it's a conversation, not a form.

Start your own conversation

There's no document on this device yet.

The Care Wishes document is written during a conversation — a gentle one, about what matters most to you. It takes about twenty minutes.

Have the conversation

This document is meant to travel.

The document is done. The next step is a person.

You've just been trusted with someone's voice.

There's no document on this device yet.