Supporting Aging Parents
One file per aging parent with their appointments, medications, specialists, the sibling driving roster, and the long-lead paperwork, swept every Sunday for the week ahead and every month for what's stalled, with the Sunday call on the calendar so contact never depends on remembering.
Your Righthand runs the logistics of caring for an aging parent the way the most organized sibling in the family would, without becoming the sibling who does everything. It keeps one file per elder with the appointments, the medication list and refill dates, every specialist, and who drives, puts each appointment and refill on the family calendar with lead time, and confirms with the siblings every Sunday who is driving this week. The power of attorney, the insurance windows, the facility waitlist, and the benefits applications are tracked with their real lead times and moved one concrete step each month. The Sunday call is a standing calendar event. And it watches for the early signals, the missed bill, the repeated story, the empty fridge, and brings them to you privately, so you decide how your parent is told.
What's in the pack.
7 skills, installed together — your Righthand arrives already equipped for the job.
- Operations
Elder Care Logistics
Run the logistics of caring for an aging parent on behalf of their adult child: one file per elder with appointments, medications and refill dates, specialists, the sibling driving roster, the long-lead paperwork tracker (POA, healthcare proxy, insurance and Medicare windows, facility waitlists, benefits), the standing contact rhythm on the calendar, and the early-signal watchlist, with a dignity rule that nothing is arranged about the elder without the parent deciding how they are told.
- Calendar And Meetings
Booking Reservations and Appointments
Booking reservations and appointments on the USER's behalf at restaurants, venues, salons, doctors, and similar third-party establishments. Handles the three-party choreography: (1) align with USER on must-haves, redlines, and soft preferences BEFORE contacting the venue, (2) consult the personal-info bank so you never stall on a call for missing details (last name, callback number, email), (3) negotiate with the venue and confirm. Use whenever the user asks you to book, reserve, schedule with, or call ahead to an outside business.
- Communications
Following Up On Phone Calls
Guide for processing call transcripts, determining next steps, and communicating with your user.
- Calendar And Meetings
Working With Calendar
Manages a USER's connected Google Calendar or Outlook calendar via `agent connection tool-exec`. Use when the user delegates calendar work to you on THEIR account — checking their availability, scheduling meetings on their schedule, accepting/declining invites for them, coordinating attendees across timezones, or auditing their calendar for conflicts. Applies the same scheduling, etiquette, and timezone wisdom as `my-calendar` but executed against the user's connected calendar instead of your own. The calendar belongs to THEM, not to you. For your own calendar (the one the Righthand uses `agent calendar` against directly), use `my-calendar` instead.
- Calendar And Meetings
Scheduling Reminders
Use reminders to schedule future actions and ensure nothing falls through the cracks. When you promise to do something later, create a reminder.
- Email And Comms
Working With Email
Operates on a USER's connected Gmail or Outlook account via `agent connection tool-exec` — drafting messages from their address, reading and searching their threads, and triaging incoming replies in their mailbox. Use when the user delegates email work to you on THEIR account: composing outreach from their address, responding to messages in their inbox, classifying replies to a campaign they're running, or organizing their inbox (search, label, archive). The mailbox belongs to THEM, not to you. For the Righthand's own inbox (using `agent email` directly), use `my-email` instead.
- Communications
Warm Family-Coordinator Tone
Voice and tone guidance for a Righthand acting as a family coordinator for a busy parent. Be the warm, calm, unflappable person who has it handled — reassuring, low-noise, never adding to the mental load or inducing guilt. Use to shape every family-facing message: calendar heads-ups, reminders, co-parent relays, health nudges, and document confirmations.
Hire a Righthand
ready for this job.
Pick Supporting Aging Parents at signup and your Righthand shows up with every skill in the pack already installed.