Threshold Planning is a free resource.

What is Threshold Planning?

If you had a medical emergency tomorrow, would you have an “In Case of Emergency” folder ready to go?

Do you have the knowledge and support you’d need to advocate for a loved one in a health crisis or at the end of their life?

Do you have peace of mind about facing uncertainty and reducing conflict in inevitable interactions with the healthcare system?

Advance Care Planning (ACP) is the process of considering, discussing, and documenting your preferences for your healthcare. Threshold Planning’s ACP Toolkit empowers you and your loved ones in the face of health challenges.

Inside this toolkit you’ll find a step-by-step guide to help think and talk about your wishes and plan for healthcare decisions. This toolkit will review:

tips for people who are aging or have advanced illness
information on palliative care, caregiver advice, and healthcare resources
hospice services, memorial and burial options, and bereavement support.

This free toolkit aims to make the advance care planning process easy, approachable, and relevant to your issues by creating a checklist of helpful documents to complete, conversations to have, and decisions to consider. You can simply download the toolkit to review by yourself, or make a plan to talk through your needs with ACP advising.

Your ACP Advisor, Eliza Giles, is here to partner with you to adapt the Advance Care Planning Toolkit to your or your loved one’s needs to preserve dignity and reduce stress. She will make an individualized care plan and checklist while assisting you through any preventative planning, health crisis, or end of life chapter.

Check out the ACP, advanced illness, and geriatric coaching care plans options - book a 15-minute consultation and download your free Threshold ACP Toolkit in English or Spanish! Please consider donating to support this service and its accessibility.

Advice provided in the Advance Care Planning toolkit is not intended as individualized healthcare or legal advice, but is instead general guidance. The Purchaser is responsible for following up with health care providers and adhering to state specific instructions about advance care planning documents and healthcare or legal services.