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A Pre-Crisis Life Care Plan Helps You Get the Right Care Today and Provides the Road Map for the Future
The right time to get a Life Care Plan is immediately after an event that leaves you concerned about your loved one's future.
Trigger events like those listed below signal that your loved one's condition is deteriorating, even though it could be months or years before long-term care outside the home is needed.
- A diagnosis of cancer, Alzheimer's disease or other chronic condition
- A catastrophic event such as a fall, medication mishap, fire, accident in the home or a car wreck
- Discovering that your loved one is wandering, malnourished, dehydrated or unable to care for him/herself due to functional limitations
- A medical event such as a stroke, heart attack or aneurism
- Burnout of the loved one's primary caregiver
Pre-Crisis Planning Leads to Peace of Mind Today
A Pre-Crisis Life Care Plan benefits you and your family in several important ways:
- It helps get your loved one the care he or she needs today, which offers welcome relief for caregivers.
- It plugs you into our network of community services and resources.
- It increases the chances that your loved one can age at home, which helps preserve independence and dignity.
- It puts all your legal and financial affairs in order.
- It enables your family to avoid the asset protection crisis when your loved one makes the transition to long-term care.
- It empowers you with a network of support that will help you deal with every legal, health care and long-term care transition that your elder will face for the rest of his or her life.
CLICK HERE to learn more about how to get a Pre-Crisis Life Plan for your loved one. For more information, call the Elder Law Practice of Timothy L. Takacs at (615) 824-2571.
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Can We Still Protect Mom's Money from the Nursing Home?
Even if you are in the midst of an asset preservation crisis, a Life Care Plan will help you find and pay for good long-term care, protect family wealth and provide ongoing care coordination for your elder until the end of life.
The Elder Care Continuum gives you a framework in which to understand the natural progression of aging and its impact on every part of your loved one's life. CLICK HERE to learn more.
Healthy but Uncertain?
If you are still blessed with good health but are concerned about having enough resources to pay for long-term care, a consultation with the Elder Law Practice can ease your mind. In addition to discussing what long-term care insurance might look like for you and referring you to a high-quality provider, we make sure you have what you need for the future, including up-to-date powers of attorney, wills, trusts and more.
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