Posted by Sophie Bebeau on Tue Oct 11 2022
If you are a senior or the caregiver of someone nearing the final stages of life, it's important to start thinking about end-of-life wishes. That is where The Five Wishes Living Will comes into play. This simple legal document is the most commonly used living will in the U.S. and has been used by millions of families. The Five Wishes Living Will gives people with a terminal illness or advanced age peace of mind knowing they will receive proper care near the end of their lives while also providing instructions for family members who may need guidance on how best to care for them. Read More
Posted by Sophie Bebeau on Thu Oct 13 2022
If you are a patient, family member, or caregiver of someone with an advanced or chronic illness or someone nearing the end of their life, then you have probably heard the phrase "Do Not Resuscitate" or "DNR." If you haven't heard this term before, don't worry: it’s not something most people need to think about regularly. Still, because it can be so important for people who are seriously ill and may need CPR one day, here's what you need to know about DNRs. Read More
Posted by Chad Birt on Sat Nov 05 2022
In a recent article, we discussed how to establish power of attorney (POA) for a loved one. This legal designation is one of the most commonly requested before the courts, but it comes with responsibilities and limitations. Learn more about those limitations here: Read More
Posted by Sophie Bebeau on Wed Oct 19 2022
Becoming your parent’s power of attorney (or POA) can be an important step as they age, especially if they can no longer make sound decisions surrounding their own medical and financial responsibilities. When you become a POA for your parent, you are called the “agent,” and your parent is called the “principal.” Read More