Let's discuss financial and legal planning when dealing with a loved one's dementia diagnosis. A pro-tip for you: you don't have to do it alone.......

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Care Can't Wait

 
 

The "Care Can’t Wait" Summit convened people across the U.S. on April 10th to build a strong, broad base of support for public investment in the care infrastructure. Check out Lauren Miller Rogen’s interview with two amazing HFC caregivers, plus appearances by India Arie and Vice President Kamala Harris.

 
 
 

Always have a plan

 
 
 
 

Financial Planning & Insurance Options

 

People don’t often plan for a dementia diagnosis, but given the financial impacts of dementia care and the prevalence of the disease, experts say it is important to consider financial planning ahead a diagnosis.

 
 
 
 
 
 

Legal Planning and Then Some

 

Planning for the legal and financial future is critical for those with Alzheimer’s disease and those who care for them. It's important to have your legal matters like a will and powers of attorney settled before the disease progresses.

 
 
 
 
 
 

Consider a Geriatric Care Manager

 

A geriatric care manager, usually a licensed nurse or social worker who specializes in geriatrics, is a sort of "professional relative." Their goal is help those with Alzheimer's (and their families) identify and address all needs.