During the webinar Q&A, attendees suggested films and asked practical questions about documents and digital tools. Jefferson recommended a portable medical order (POLST) and suggested taping it by the bedside so emergency responders and staff can see it quickly. She also praised password managers as a way to keep images and PDFs of marriage certificates, passports and other records accessible: "That sounds like a great little tidbit there, too," Jefferson said in response to an attendee describing BitWarden.
An Insight volunteer described a small LGBTQIA+ care partner support group at Insight that was started by someone caring for her wife; Jefferson encouraged attendees to refer people and noted that attendance has been low recently but the group remains available by Zoom. Organizers reiterated they will share slides, contact information and the recording with registrants.