Important Contacts
A one-page directory of the people you may need to call, from family and neighbors to nurses, doctors and the pharmacy. Keep it by the phone so anyone helping out can find the right number fast.
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Who is this list for? (optional)
People to call
Add family, neighbors, nurses, the pharmacy, a taxi, anyone you may need.
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Preview of your sheet
This is how it will look on US Letter paper.
Common questions about the Important Contacts
Which phone numbers should a caregiver keep handy?
Family members, neighbors, each doctor, the pharmacy, home care or nursing services, the insurance company and a taxi or transport service.
Where should I keep the contacts list?
By the main phone or on the fridge, with a copy for anyone who helps out.
How many contacts fit on one page?
Thirteen per page. If you add more, the list continues on another page.
These sheets help you stay organized. They are not medical advice. Always check medicines and doses with the pharmacy label or your care team, and call 911 in an emergency.