Free tools
Free tools for the parts of caregiving nobody warns you about.
Before you can organize a parent's records, you have to gather them — from the hospital, two clinics, a lab, and a portal you've forgotten the password to. These tools handle the tedious, paperwork-heavy steps. No account, no cost, nothing saved.
Medical records request letter
Fill out a few fields and download a HIPAA records-request letter, ready to print and send. Free, and pre-filled for 20+ major health systems.
Medication schedule builder
Enter each medication and how often it's taken — get a daily dosing grid with the times laid out, plus a clean list to hand any doctor. Free, nothing saved.
Clinical trial finder
Describe the situation in your own words: the diagnosis, a mutation if you know it, age, where you live. Get back a plain-English list of matching trials from ClinicalTrials.gov. Free, nothing saved.
Medical ID card maker
Fill in allergies, medications, and emergency contacts — download a printable wallet-size medical ID card, front and back, ready to cut out. Free, nothing saved.
Lab values explainer
Type in a lab number and see where it falls against the typical range, what high or low usually means, and what moves it for harmless reasons. Runs entirely in your browser.
Medical history form
Fill in medications, allergies, conditions, surgeries, and family history, then print a clean one-page history or save it as a PDF. Runs entirely in your browser.
More tools are on the way.
We're building the small, free utilities families ask us for. If there's a piece of caregiving paperwork you'd want a tool for, email hello@keptwell.org.