The Parent Readiness Test

Your parents may be doing fine today.
If that changed, would you be ready?

Thirteen honest questions about the conversations, information and backup plans your family has or still needs.

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13 questions. About 5 minutes.See your result before sharing your email
An adult daughter and her older mother sharing a moment at home
You do not need all the answers today.
You do need a place to start.
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What the test gives you

Know what is clear and what could catch your family off guard.

01

Answer for today

Think about what you could actually find, explain or do if your parent needed help, not what you hope would happen.

02

See the gaps that matter

Get your readiness score, three priorities and one practical first step. No email required.

03

Decide what happens next

Stop at the free result, or choose a paid plan with the questions and worksheets to work through it together.

See a sample family plan →
If you want more than the free result

Turn what you learned into a family plan.

Your score and first priorities are free. Paid plans explain every answer and give you practical tools to use with your family. Pay once; there is no subscription.

Essential

Understand every answer and what to do next.

$22 USD. One-time payment.
  • ✓ A plain-English explanation of all 13 answers
  • ✓ Recommendations across all seven areas
  • ✓ Your priorities and words to start the conversation
  • ✓ A printable report to keep or share
Take the free test first

Family

Plan for two parents without treating them as one.

$49 USD. One-time payment.
  • ✓ Everything in Complete
  • ✓ A separate profile for each parent
  • ✓ Two personalized reports and action plans
  • ✓ A family overview, priorities for each parent and a meeting organizer
Take the free test first

For two parents whose wishes, needs and support may be different.

One-time payment in USD. Finish the additional questions whenever it suits you. Any applicable tax appears before payment.

Questions you may have

Is this a medical or legal assessment?

No. It is an educational planning tool with proprietary scoring, not a clinically validated assessment or professional advice. See exactly how it works.

Will I have to pay to see my score?

No. You see your score, priorities and first step before we ask for an email. Optional plans are $22, $29 or $49, paid once.

Why are there more questions in Complete?

They cover the details that make advice useful: distance, family roles, living arrangements and what your parent wants. They personalize the plan but do not change your original score.

What if my parents have different needs?

The Family plan keeps their answers separate, then brings the shared tasks into one family view.