Dementia Doctor

When seconds count, be ready in a heartbeat.

A loved one with dementia can wander in an instant. Panic makes it impossible to think clearly. Preparation is your greatest protection.

Get your free Caregiver Emergency Contacts Form: a pre-formatted safety plan you can hand to first responders in seconds.

You know the fear all too well.

That stomach-drop moment when you turn around and they're gone. The frantic search for medication names. The blur when a paramedic asks questions you cannot answer. You are not alone, and you do not have to face this journey unprepared.

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Wandering happens fast

6 in 10 people with dementia will wander. Every minute matters when they do.

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Medications get complicated

First responders need a clear, current list — not a scattered pile of pill bottles.

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Panic clouds your memory

In a crisis, even the most devoted caregiver can freeze. A written plan does the remembering for you.

Caregiver Emergency Contacts Form

Everything a first responder needs — on one page.

The Caregiver Emergency Contacts Form keeps your most vital information organized and instantly accessible. Print it, stick it on the fridge, tuck a copy in your bag, and breathe a little easier.

  • ✅ Vital contact numbers (family, doctor, neighbors)
  • ✅ Critical medical history at a glance
  • ✅ Current medication list with dosages
  • ✅ Community emergency network details
  • ✅ Space for allergies, wandering behaviors & calming cues

Written by a doctor who's been in your shoes.

I'm Dr. Naomi, an integrative GP, author of the bestseller Reinvigorated Caregivers, and granddaughter to two women who lived with Alzheimer's. I built this form from the questions paramedics actually ask and the details caregivers actually forget in a crisis.

"I keep it clipped to the fridge. When mum fell last month, I handed the paramedics one sheet and they had everything."

— Linda, daughter & caregiver

"Simple, calming, and it made me realize how much I was carrying only in my head. A must for every dementia household."

— Marco, husband & caregiver

"The wandering-behavior section alone brought us peace of mind. We shared copies with the neighbors."

— Ellen, family caregiver

Download your free emergency form now.

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