DEMENTIA Power of Attorney POA for parents

Do you have a Durable Power of Attorney?

A Durable Power of Attorney allows you access to your loved one's important documents, bank accounts, pension, homeowners insurance, automobile insurance, medical concerns, assets, and pharmacy questions.

When your loved one is diagnosed with dementia, it's time to act fast. Gather all important documents, accounts, passwords,

Here is a list of important documents to have in a safe place:

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My father has dementia. He lives with me full-time. My family is helpful. A few things I have learned watching my parents get older and my mom going to a lot of doctors. My mom was then in hospice before she passed away.

A few things I want to do before I get older

# one

have my daughter be my power of attorney.

#2

sell everything I own

give away what I own

#3

cash out my life insurance and pre-pay for my burial services, luncheon, and anything that my kids may have for me when I pass away

#4

have all my documents in order and in one place

#5

have extended care insurance so if my husband and I develop some type of medical issue we will have insurance to put us in an adult day care or a facility

my children won’t have to make decisions about my healthcare

#6

declutter the house

downsize

#7

put all my wishes on paper

have a Will