If someone needed to step in tomorrow, would they know where to begin?
Bring important information into a practical system you and the people you trust can understand. Choose the level of guided help that fits your household.
Both packages include the complete 14-folder file box and an Everplans digital vault, and cover one household, including both spouses. Ongoing support is optional.
Complete box with 14 labeled color-coded folders, comprehensively organized with guidance
Emergency and financial continuity
First folder: contacts and document locations for a short ER or hospital stay. Second folder: account and bill summaries, household cash-flow map, and ongoing-help arrangements. Separate Take to Hospital sheets stay at the front of the box.
Everything in Family Ready, integrated with your broader financial, legal, household, and personal information
Guided organization
the first folder for a short ER or hospital stay, the second for ongoing financial and household responsibilities, the third for financial accounts, ownership, beneficiaries and a dated net worth snapshot, plus one additional folder you choose. Complete the remaining folders yourself or arrange further help.
Comprehensive guided organization across all 14 folders, selected scanning, and documented follow-up
Everplans digital vault
Basic setup and essential orientation for each spouse, with limited selected-document upload assistance
Selected information and documents organized with original-document locators and sharing preferences
Meetings and target timing
Two meetings, with organization work between them; target 2–3 weeks
4–6 meetings; target 8–12 weeks
Financial Accounts
Account titling and beneficiary records, plus a dated net worth statement
The foundation integrated with broader records and follow-up
Helper handoff
Tested helper walkthrough, written unresolved items, and a life-change update checklist
Family/deputy walkthrough of the comprehensive system and documented follow-up
Beneficiary Check and Follow-Up
Current primary/contingent records; missing, deceased, or outdated names flagged; action owner and follow-up; professional advice for choices
Deeper coordination involving ownership and the estate plan with your qualified professionals
Digital Readiness
Basic scam education, secure access/recovery instructions and optional EverSafe introduction when Digital Life & Password Instructions is your chosen additional folder
Guided help with up to four core accounts; the work and time needed are agreed case by case. Includes recovery information, MFA, supported legacy contacts, basic spam-call settings and junk-mail reduction guidance. Extra or complex work is quoted separately.
Already have Family Ready? Upgrade to Family Ready 360° for $1,000.
Timing depends on your pace, availability, records and outside follow-up.
Family Ready is not a required separate purchase before choosing 360°.
Ongoing bill payment, claims disputes, and estate administration are separate from these one-time packages.
Your readiness foundation
Family Ready: practical next steps.
A Financial Continuity Plan covers 30 days of critical bills and how an authorized helper can keep them on track.
With your permission, the helper handoff checks that your chosen person can find the roadmap and explain the next steps within their role.
Your update checklist covers a death, illness, move, marriage, divorce, account change, or change in decision-makers. Outside confirmations are tracked as follow-up items.
Guided completion
Family Ready 360°: added hands-on help.
Record gathering includes selected scanning at home or readable digital photos, with selected uploads organized in your Everplans digital vault.
Digital Readiness focuses on primary email and Apple/Google accounts. Extra accounts, lockouts, complex recovery, migration, or cleanup are quoted separately.
Unresolved questions and next steps are documented with responsible people and follow-up dates. Deeper beneficiary coordination involves your attorney, financial advisor, or other qualified professionals.
Paper and digital, working together
Your illustrated folder guide
Paper records stay easy to find at home. Selected copies, contacts and instructions in your Everplans digital vault connect to the locations of originals.
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A consistent folder color guide
RedShort-stay emergency guide
GreenFinancial / bills / taxes
BlueInsurance / medical
PurpleEstate / legal / after-death
YellowHousehold / property / vehicles / contacts / digital
Your 14 folders: what belongs where
At the front of the box
TAKE TO HOSPITAL
Keep a separate sheet for each person at the front, with emergency contacts, medication and allergy information, care-team contacts, and a healthcare directive locator. Review medical information with the appropriate healthcare professional and keep the sheet current.
The first folder
Emergency Contacts and Short Hospital Stays
Short-stay guide illustration · Select to enlarge
Immediately behind the hospital sheets, this guide covers an ER visit or a hospital stay of a couple of days: who to call, where papers and digital records are kept, which folder to open next, and first steps for authorized helpers. For ongoing help, use the second folder.
The second folder
Ongoing Financial and Household Responsibilities
The Family Action Guide for ongoing help when you can no longer manage things yourself: account and bill summaries, monthly income and cash flow, decision-makers, family next steps, pet and household care, transport, daily support, and backup arrangements.
The third folder
Financial Accounts
An inventory of accounts, ownership and beneficiary records, statements and retrieval instructions, plus a dated net worth statement.
Fourth folder
Monthly Bills
Working bills, payment evidence, statement-retrieval and authorized-access instructions, and unresolved questions. The master bill list and cash-flow overview stay in Second folder.
Non-health insurance policies, premiums, renewal dates, beneficiary records, and claim information. Health coverage belongs in Seventh folder.
Seventh folder
Medical / Medicare / Health Insurance
Care information, health coverage, medical bills, explanations of benefits, and Medicare notices. Keep medical information current with the appropriate healthcare professional.
Eighth folder
Estate Documents
An inventory of estate documents, locations of signed originals, named representatives, and instructions from your attorney.
Ninth folder
Power of Attorney & Legal
Authority documents, agents and alternates, institution-specific submissions, and authorized-access arrangements.
Tenth folder
After a Death — What My Family Needs to Know
Wishes, arrangements, practical next steps, an action log, and the master list of people and organizations to notify after a death.
Eleventh folder
Home & Property
Ownership, mortgage and loan records, property taxes, household services, maintenance, and instructions for caring for the home during an absence.
Twelfth folder
Vehicles
Ownership, loans or leases, title locations, renewals, maintenance records, and instructions for securely locating keys.
Thirteenth folder
Important Contacts
Your everyday directory of family, professional, healthcare, and household contacts. The after-death notification list belongs in Tenth folder.
Fourteenth folder
Digital Life & Password Instructions
An account inventory, secure credential-location and recovery instructions, approved helper arrangements, and basic scam education.
These presentation graphics illustrate the system; they are not photographs of a client’s records.
Your privacy and independence
You stay in control.
Your money, decisions, and original documents remain yours. We agree on who may receive information and what each person is authorized to do. Separate Everplans digital vaults let spouses choose their own sharing preferences. We help set up access for the people you authorize.
Paper-only support is welcome. The included digital vault is available when you choose to use it.
For adult children
Whether you are nearby or helping from a distance, you can join the conversation and walkthrough with your parents’ permission. We start with their priorities and agree on how to keep the information current.
Secure access, clear boundaries
With you present and controlling your credentials, Digital Readiness reviews recovery phone/email and multifactor authentication (MFA), and helps with supported recovery or legacy-contact setup.
The roadmap records where access information is kept and how an authorized person can obtain it securely. It does not display passwords, master passwords, Social Security numbers, or full account numbers. Keep passwords in your agreed secure system, not on an openly accessible list.
The roadmap does not authorize transactions or create legal authority. Legal authority and provider access are arranged separately, following each provider’s authorized process.
Optional ongoing support
Keep records and responsibilities current.
Essential Support
$300/month
Up to 5 active personalized reminders, with SFCS-paid EverSafe Plus.
Concierge Support
$500/month
Up to 20 active personalized reminders, more hands-on administration, and SFCS-paid EverSafe Gold.
Choose reminders by text, email, monthly report, or a combination, for you or approved recipients. We agree on tasks, permissions, review frequency, and cost before work begins.
Included monitoring: there is no additional EverSafe subscription charge. Relevant alerts are reviewed during scheduled financial reviews, with additional response-coordination assistance under Concierge Support. SFCS does not provide 24/7 human monitoring.
Within your agreed support plan
Monthly organization of bills, statements, and payment lists; follow up on missing records and outstanding questions.
Match medical bills with explanations of benefits (EOBs) or Medicare Summary Notices (MSNs), record discrepancies, and follow up with your authorization; assist with long-term care claim administration.
Help with digital organization, mail and solicitation reduction, and important renewal dates.
Compare homeowners insurance premiums with the prior year and organize questions for your insurer. Insurance-product questions go to a licensed insurance professional.
Transitions and estate assistance
Separately scoped services can help with senior living, illness, death, a move, or downsizing: organizing records, tracking bills, documents, tasks and expenses, and coordinating with authorized family, the executor, attorney, and accountant. These services may require a separately priced engagement.
A narrowly defined limited financial POA may be individually arranged when appropriate, subject to attorney-prepared or reviewed documents, proper authorization, insurance, and institutional acceptance. POA authority does not continue after death.
Ongoing bill payment requires written authorization and the agreed approval policy. SFCS provides administrative support and does not serve as executor or provide legal, tax, investment, or insurance advice.