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  1. Getting Your Affairs In Order

    (General/Blog)

    ... to Act as  Power of Attorney General Power of Attorney - authorizes someone to handle your financial, banking and possibly real estate and government affairs as long as you remain competent. Special ...

  2. Geriatric Assessment

    (General/Resources)

    ... threats to the patient's well being. Finally, we take a close look at legal and financial issues concerning the patient, such as health care proxies, power of attorneys, who is responsible for financial ...

  3. Six Areas of a Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment: Legal

    (General/Blog)

    There are six areas to review during a Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment. In this video, Chris Cooper discusses legal issues facing the elderly and their families such as understanding legal documents ...

  4. Helping Older Relatives Articulate Their Long-Term Care Wishes

    (General/Blog)

    ... now. Here are some ideas: Start with the most important priorities: Maybe this first conversation isn’t just about where the will or health care power of attorney is, though you’ll eventually have to ...

  5. Beware of Informal Estate Planning

    (General/ElderCare Articles)

    ... your well-considered wishes. Here is where you will learn about and consider using three important estate planning tools; the Will, the Durable Power of Attorney, and the Living Trust. Each can help to ...

  6. Helping Your Elder Manage Financial Information

    (General/ElderCare Articles)

    ... documents can be a very difficult process. To avoid such a circumstance, experts recommend that caregivers learn where to find personal documents, such as income tax returns, power of attorney, the will ...

  7. MAKING YOUR OWN HEALTH CARE DECISIONS WHEN YOU CAN’T

    (General/ElderCare Articles)

    ... of a living will and a durable power of attorney for health care. Despite the fact that the vast majority of American adults recognize the importance of these two “advanced medical directives,” only ...

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