Making a mini-memoir not only produces a wonderful keepsake, but is also a bonding experience in and of itself. Consider reaching out to treasured loved ones to take on this endeavor together.
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Establishing advance care planning is essential to guarantee that providers and loved ones administer end-of-life care that is consistent with your preferences and values.
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In the medical setting, a healthcare proxy (HCP) is an agent that a patient can appoint to make healthcare decisions on their behalf.
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How do you know if you or your loved one are covered for COVID-19 health issues in your employer’s workers’ compensation policy? Find out here.
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If you only had a short time left to live, what would your greatest wish be? How would you fulfill this wish?
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Skilled nursing is high-level medical care that can only be provided by a licensed clinician or therapist at a patient’s home or in a facility.
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Deciding which long-term care services are best suited for us depends on having a knowledge of those services, as well as a willingness and ability to pay for them.
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Whether someone is looking to move in the near term or researching options ahead of time, they can find an overview of types of long-term care facilities, as well as factors to consider in choosing them, here.
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A digital executor is someone who’s been named in a will and/or appointed by a court to manage online accounts, and possibly close them, as directed by the deceased’s will.
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This piece aims to demystify living trusts and examine both their advantages and their disadvantages.
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If a family member is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, end-of-life preparations become all the more important, serving as a guide for one’s preferences and a voice of reason down the road.
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Ultimately, ghosting is a preventable crime. Follow these steps to ensure your loved one’s identity and assets are protected from theft.
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Many individuals who need long-term care services may face the dilemma of having too much income and/or assets to qualify for Medicaid. However, they may also run out of money trying to pay for the services out of pocket.
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Beyond practical matters like writing a will, here are unique and creative ways for individuals approaching the end of life to be remembered in the way they desire.
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This article aims to introduce and demystify hospice and palliative care so that those with life-threatening illnesses are aware of the various alternatives to disease-based therapies.
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