A form is not a care plan.
A cloud folder is not emergency access.
People usually start with one document. The real risk is everything around it: medications, allergies, contacts, decision-maker authority, changing wishes and whether anyone can find the right information under pressure.
Paper directive only
A signed form matters — but on its own it is fragile.
- May be hard to find in an emergency
- Can become outdated as health changes
- Does not carry medications, contacts and QR access with it
Cloud folder
Storage without guidance leaves the hard part to your family.
- Stores files, but does not guide completion
- Usually no emergency-ready view
- Permissions are often too broad or unclear
Evaheld Health & Care
A living, guided vault built for the moment it is needed.
- Create, complete or upload your directive
- Turn wishes, medical facts and contacts into a guided checklist
- Share selected critical information instantly with the QR Emergency Card
Give your family answers, not guesswork.
Create it in Evaheld, complete your local form,
or upload what you already have.
Health and care planning must respect jurisdictional rules and personal preference. Evaheld gives you a practical route: create supported records in the dashboard, access jurisdictional directive pathways, or bring existing signed documents into the vault.
Create an Evaheld Advance Care Directive
Use guided prompts to complete a clear, structured record of treatment preferences, values and decision-maker details.
Complete a jurisdictional directive
Choose Australia, U.S., New Zealand, Canada or the U.K. and follow the relevant local form pathway if preferred or required.
Upload existing documents
Already have a healthcare directive, medical directive, living will or similar record? Store the signed version and keep context around it.
Actual dashboard: three ways to start your Advance Care Directive.
The checklist turns "we should do this" into
finished, findable records.
Charli guides you through the practical pieces most families forget until they are already under pressure: the directive, medical facts, comfort wishes, care preferences and who should be contacted.
📜Advance Care Directive
Document treatment preferences, values and future care decisions.
🪞About Me in Depth
Capture the context that helps people care for you as a person, not a chart.
🕊️Culture, diet and comfort
Record cultural, spiritual, lifestyle, dietary and environment preferences.
Actual dashboard: the Health & Care Checklist with guided next steps.
Turn "we should do this" into done.
Emergency access that is useful, current and
deliberately limited.
The QR Emergency Card is for the moment someone needs urgent facts: allergies, medications, conditions, emergency contacts and selected care wishes. It is not a shortcut into the whole vault.
Selected facts,
shared the right way.
Email the card, copy a link, share now or add it to the right Room — while the full vault stays private. When the moment comes, the right people already have what they need.
Email or copy link. Send emergency access to family, carers or clinicians in seconds.
Add to a Room. Keep emergency information inside the space where care is coordinated.
Stay in control. The card shows selected facts only — never your whole vault.
Actual dashboard: sharing the QR Emergency Access Card.
Be emergency-ready this week.
Set up selected emergency access without exposing your private vault.
One Health & Care Vault,
built for local directive pathways.
Terminology and execution rules vary. Evaheld makes your pathway clear without pretending one form works everywhere.
Australia
Advance Care Directive / Advance Health Directive, Enduring Guardian or state-based substitute decision-maker records.
United States
Advance directive, healthcare proxy, medical power of attorney or living will pathways vary by state.
New Zealand
Advance care planning, advance directive and enduring power of attorney context can be stored and organised.
Canada
Province-specific personal directive, representation agreement, healthcare proxy or power of attorney terminology.
United Kingdom
Health and welfare LPA, advance decision and care preference records can be kept connected.
Create supported documents in the Evaheld dashboard where available; access jurisdictional forms and complete them if preferred or required; upload signed records back into your Health & Care Vault.
Whether you are planning ahead or already in the middle of care,
the vault meets you there.
Health and care planning is not one scenario. It can start from a diagnosis, a parent's needs, surgery, ageing, palliative care or simply wanting everything ready.
Health planning is emotionally loaded. Charli makes it manageable.
You do not have to know where to start. Charli can recommend what to capture first based on your priorities: urgent emergency facts, a directive, decision-makers, medications, comfort wishes or the people who need access.
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Wherever you are in the care journey, start there.
When you cannot speak, your family needs
clarity — not guesswork.
The hardest decisions often happen fast. Evaheld makes your preferences, medical facts and trusted people visible in a controlled, practical way.
Without Clear Health Planning
Family members argue or guess what you would want
Medical teams wait for allergies, medication lists and contact details
Old forms, PDFs and wallet notes may conflict or disappear
Loved ones carry guilt after urgent decisions
Decision-maker authority is unclear under pressure
Your voice is missing when it matters most
With Evaheld Health & Care
Your wishes are documented in plain language
Critical facts are organised for family, carers and healthcare teams
The QR Emergency Card exposes only selected emergency information
Your trusted people know what to do and where to look
Decision-makers and their authority context are recorded
Your voice is heard, even when you cannot speak
The health information families scramble to find —
organised before it is urgent.
A directive matters. So does the surrounding information that helps people understand and honour it.
Medical History
- conditions & diagnoses
- surgeries & hospitalisations
- chronic illnesses
- health background
Medications & Allergies
- current medications & dosages
- schedules
- reactions
- critical alerts
Advance Directive
- treatment preferences
- resuscitation wishes
- quality-of-life priorities
- comfort choices
Healthcare Team
- GPs & specialists
- pharmacies
- preferred hospitals
- care providers
Decision-Makers
- primary & secondary contacts
- substitute decision-makers
- authority context
- guardian details
Values & Beliefs
- cultural preferences
- spiritual wishes
- lifestyle choices
- comfort preferences
Emergency Contacts
- who to call first
- who can make decisions
- who should be kept informed
- backup contacts
Care Environment
- home care preferences
- hospital preferences
- aged-care wishes
- palliative preferences
Medical History
- conditions & diagnoses
- surgeries & hospitalisations
- chronic illnesses
- health background
Medications & Allergies
- current medications & dosages
- schedules
- reactions
- critical alerts
Advance Directive
- treatment preferences
- resuscitation wishes
- quality-of-life priorities
- comfort choices
Healthcare Team
- GPs & specialists
- pharmacies
- preferred hospitals
- care providers
Decision-Makers
- primary & secondary contacts
- substitute decision-makers
- authority context
- guardian details
Values & Beliefs
- cultural preferences
- spiritual wishes
- lifestyle choices
- comfort preferences
Emergency Contacts
- who to call first
- who can make decisions
- who should be kept informed
- backup contacts
Care Environment
- home care preferences
- hospital preferences
- aged-care wishes
- palliative preferences
Organise it before it is urgent.
Charli helps you capture the facts care teams ask for first.
Invite trusted people into the right space —
not your whole life.
Care is shared, but privacy still matters. Use Rooms, trusted contacts and requests to involve family, carers, guardians or advisers while keeping access specific and permission-based.
Invite trusted circle. Bring in the people who need to understand your wishes or help organise records.
Send requests. Ask a loved one to provide missing medical, contact or care information.
Share selected content. Make the right content visible today, later, or when emergency access is needed.
Actual dashboard: Rooms with add room, add contact and send request actions.
Coordinate care without losing control.
The next step is
always obvious.
Health planning fails when people have to interpret a blank folder. Evaheld's quick actions route you toward the specific thing to do next: set up emergency access, invite trusted people, add contacts or start the right checklist.
Actual dashboard: quick actions including Set Up Emergency Access.
Real stories from
our community
Thousands of families trust Evaheld to preserve their most precious memories and wishes.
"When Mum was rushed into hospital, we didn't have to panic or guess. Her Health Vault gave us the facts and wishes we needed."
Sarah M.
Daughter & Enduring Guardian
"Dad had avoided the conversation for years. Evaheld made it structured, calm and specific."
Shelby H.
Granddaughter & Family Carer
"The QR Card was the difference between scrambling through messages and giving the care team a clear picture."
Kurt F.
Son & Healthcare Proxy
"When Mum was rushed into hospital, we didn't have to panic or guess. Her Health Vault gave us the facts and wishes we needed."
Sarah M.
Daughter & Enduring Guardian
"Dad had avoided the conversation for years. Evaheld made it structured, calm and specific."
Shelby H.
Granddaughter & Family Carer
"The QR Card was the difference between scrambling through messages and giving the care team a clear picture."
Kurt F.
Son & Healthcare Proxy
A practical gift for parents,
grandparents and carers.
A Health & Care Vault is not another generic present. It is a way to help someone document their wishes, organise critical details and reduce the burden on the people who may one day have to speak for them.
Send instantly or schedule delivery
Gift it now, or choose the exact date it arrives — birthdays, Mother's Day, or the moment the conversation needs to start.
Add a personal message
Explain why this matters to your family, so the gift feels intentional — not like another form to fill in.
A guided setup, not homework
Charli walks them through health, care and emergency readiness step by step, so they never face a blank page alone.
Do not leave your care wishes trapped in memory,
paperwork or someone else's inbox.
Start with the Health & Care Checklist. Document what matters. Add emergency access. Choose the people who should be able to act with confidence.
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