# Kinhaven family care planning

Kinhaven family care planning (getkinhaven.com) is not affiliated with Kinhaven School or any school or camp.

> Kinhaven LLC is an AI-guided, done-for-you paid service for families caring for an aging loved one or another loved one. A family chooses a plan, completes intake, and receives a personalized plan, organized checklists, drafted letters and forms, deadline reminders, and weekly family update emails, with guidance on which licensed professionals to contact, plus an optional introduction to a licensed real estate agent. Kinhaven does not provide real estate brokerage services.

## Paid plans (launch pricing)
- Monthly Guidance plan: $29/month. Ongoing, done-for-you guidance across every stage.
- Home Safety Plan: $49 one time. Personalized room-by-room safety plan and prioritized fix list.
- Downsizing Plan: $99 one time. Personalized timeline and sorting checklists for right-sizing.
- Care Options Plan: $79 one time. Organized look at care types, provider questions, and a checklist and worksheet to record and compare the quotes the family receives.
- Estate Task Package: $129 one time. Estate task checklist, drafted notification letters, and reminders after a loss.
- Complete Transition Bundle: $249 one time. All four one-time packages together.

## Disclaimer
Kinhaven does not provide legal, medical, tax, or financial advice. Plans include guidance on which licensed professionals to contact, and on request an optional introduction to a licensed real estate agent.

## Referral disclosure
Getting matched with a real estate agent is free to your family. If you request a referral, we'll review your request and follow up, and we introduce you to a licensed agent only with your consent. Kinhaven may receive a referral fee from the agent's brokerage, and it never changes your price. You are never required to use any agent we suggest.

## Stage guides
- [Aging in place and home safety](https://getkinhaven.com/aging-in-place/): A plain-language guide to helping a parent stay safely at home: fall prevention, room-by-room fixes, alarms, emergency plans, and when to bring in an occupational therapist.
- [Downsizing and right-sizing](https://getkinhaven.com/downsizing/): How to plan a parent's transition to a smaller or simpler home: deciding where, sorting belongings, timing a sale, and tax basics from IRS Publication 523.
- [Care options](https://getkinhaven.com/care-options/): Plain-language explanations of in-home care, independent living, assisted living, memory care, and nursing homes, with questions to ask and how to use Medicare Care Compare.
- [The family home](https://getkinhaven.com/family-home/): How families think through keeping, renting, or selling a parent's home during a care transition or after a loss, with the questions to bring to licensed professionals.
- [After a loss](https://getkinhaven.com/after-a-loss/): A calm, step-by-step guide to the tasks after a parent dies: death certificates, notifying Social Security, accounts to close, and when to call a probate attorney.

## Free sample tools (samples of what a paid plan builds; run in the browser; entries stay on the user's device)
- [Home Safety Checklist](https://getkinhaven.com/tools/home-safety-checklist/): A free, printable room-by-room home safety checklist for an aging parent, based on CDC STEADI and NIA guidance, with a score and a prioritized fix list.
- [Downsizing Planner](https://getkinhaven.com/tools/downsizing-planner/): Plan a parent's right-sizing transition with a free timeline, key decisions, and a room-by-room sorting list. Printable and saved in your browser.
- [Care Options Comparison](https://getkinhaven.com/tools/care-options-comparison/): Compare in-home care, independent living, assisted living, memory care, and nursing homes. Learn what each provides, questions to ask, and compare quotes you receive.
- [Estate Task Tracker](https://getkinhaven.com/tools/estate-task-tracker/): A free after-death checklist with target dates from the date of death, accounts to notify, letter templates for banks, subscriptions, and utilities, and SSA guidance.
- [Family Weekly Update](https://getkinhaven.com/tools/family-weekly-update/): Generate a clear weekly update about a parent's care for siblings and family: how they are doing, appointments, tasks, decisions needed, and who is handling what.

## Resources
- [First 10 steps after a parent passes](https://getkinhaven.com/resources/first-10-steps-after-a-parent-passes/): A calm, ordered list of the first ten practical steps after a parent dies, from death certificates to Social Security, with links to official sources.
- [Making a parent's home safer room by room](https://getkinhaven.com/resources/making-a-parents-home-safer-room-by-room/): Practical, low-cost changes to make an aging parent's home safer in every room, based on CDC STEADI and National Institute on Aging guidance.
- [Signs it may be time to talk about care options](https://getkinhaven.com/resources/signs-it-may-be-time-to-talk-about-care-options/): Everyday signs that a parent may need more help at home or a different living arrangement, and how to start a respectful family conversation about care.
- [Home fall prevention for a loved one](https://getkinhaven.com/resources/home-fall-prevention-for-a-loved-one/): Practical, low-cost ways to lower fall risk in a loved one's home, from lighting and rugs to bathrooms and stairs, based on CDC and NIA guidance.
- [How to compare care options for a loved one](https://getkinhaven.com/resources/how-to-compare-care-options/): A step-by-step way to compare in-home care, assisted living, memory care, and nursing homes for a loved one, with the questions to ask each provider.
- [Organizing a loved one's important paperwork](https://getkinhaven.com/resources/organizing-a-loved-ones-paperwork/): How to gather and organize a loved one's important documents, from legal and medical papers to accounts and insurance, so family can find them when needed.

## Family guides and printables (free)
- [Is this discharge safe? A hospital discharge checklist](https://getkinhaven.com/guides/hospital-discharge/): A calm checklist for families when a loved one is leaving the hospital: questions for the case manager, rehab versus home, and how a Medicare fast appeal works.
- [Where is everything? A family binder](https://getkinhaven.com/guides/where-is-everything-binder/): A free printable binder to record where important papers are kept, who to call, and which accounts exist, without writing down passwords.
- [Legal papers starter: power of attorney, health care proxy, and HIPAA release](https://getkinhaven.com/guides/legal-papers-starter/): A plain explanation of what a financial power of attorney, a health care proxy, and a HIPAA release each do, and what families can do if it is too late to sign them.
- [Who pays for care? Medicare, Medicaid, VA, and private pay](https://getkinhaven.com/guides/who-pays-for-care/): A plain guide to how care is usually paid for: what Medicare covers and does not, Medicaid and the look-back, VA benefits, private pay, and whether a family caregiver can be paid.
- [Emergency information sheet for the fridge](https://getkinhaven.com/guides/emergency-fridge-sheet/): A free one-page emergency sheet to print and post on the refrigerator, so responders and family can find contacts, doctors, and key details fast.
- [Medication list](https://getkinhaven.com/guides/medication-list/): A free printable medication list to bring to every appointment and keep with the emergency sheet: prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines, and supplements.
- [Caregiver burnout self-check](https://getkinhaven.com/guides/caregiver-burnout-check/): A short, private self-check for family caregivers, with simple next steps and where to find respite and support. Not a medical test.
- [Conversation scripts: refusing help, giving up driving, and a family meeting](https://getkinhaven.com/guides/conversation-scripts/): Calm words to start hard conversations with a loved one who refuses help or should stop driving, plus a simple family meeting agenda.
- [Caring for a loved one from another state](https://getkinhaven.com/guides/caring-from-another-state/): A practical long-distance caregiving plan: local backup people, check-ins, an emergency plan, paperwork access, and how to use visits well.
- [Hospice basics for families](https://getkinhaven.com/guides/hospice-basics/): Plain answers about hospice care: what it is, how it differs from palliative care, where it happens, what Medicare covers, and questions to ask a hospice provider.
- [Phones, passwords, and digital accounts after a death](https://getkinhaven.com/guides/digital-accounts-after-a-death/): How families can handle a loved one's phone, email, photos, and social media after a death, and how to set up legacy contacts ahead of time.
- [Selling a loved one's home: Medicaid, Medicare, and money questions](https://getkinhaven.com/guides/selling-a-loved-ones-home-medicaid/): A plain, state-neutral guide to selling a loved one's home when long-term care may be needed: Medicare, Medicaid home rules, the five-year look-back, fair market value, estate recovery, and taxes, with questions for an elder law attorney.
- [A pet plan for your loved one](https://getkinhaven.com/guides/pet-plan/): A simple printable pet plan: who cares for the pet in an emergency, a hospital stay, a change of home, or after a death, plus vet and care details.

- [Kinhaven vs free placement services vs care managers](https://getkinhaven.com/compare/): a factual comparison of who pays whom.

## Scam protection (free guides)
- [Protecting a loved one from scams](https://getkinhaven.com/scams/): common scams that target older adults and families, warning signs, and simple protections.
- [Phone scams](https://getkinhaven.com/scams/phone-scams/): voice-cloned emergency calls, spoofed caller ID, robocalls and text scams, and phone protections.
- [By the phone card](https://getkinhaven.com/scams/phone-scams/by-the-phone-card/): a printable one-page card to keep next to the phone.
- [Think it was a scam?](https://getkinhaven.com/scams/think-it-was-a-scam/): immediate steps and official national reporting resources.

## Plans and partners
- [Plans](https://getkinhaven.com/plans/): Launch pricing for the Monthly Guidance plan, one-time packages, and Complete Transition Bundle. Paid plans are coming soon; a get-notified form is available until then.
- [Partner directory](https://getkinhaven.com/partners/): Category listings with sponsored placements clearly labeled. Kinhaven does not accept referral fees or sponsorship from providers that bill Medicare or Medicaid.

## Links
- [Home](https://getkinhaven.com/): overview of all five stages
- [FAQ](https://getkinhaven.com/faq/): every common question in one place, grouped by topic: plans and pricing, privacy and AI, every state, home safety, paying for care, the family home and Medicaid, after a loss, scams, accessibility, and agent referrals
- [Get started](https://getkinhaven.com/plans/): choose a plan
- [Questions](https://getkinhaven.com/#start): question form
- [Privacy policy (draft)](https://getkinhaven.com/privacy/)
- [Terms of use (draft)](https://getkinhaven.com/terms/)