Long-Term Care & Dementia Care Navigation
A road map for your life, designed with you and your family in mind!
— WE ARE PROUD TO BE CERTIFIED DEMENTIA PRACTITIONERS —
Unraveling the twisted road that is long-term care is no easy task! Miller Estate & Elder Law provides families with qualified, supportive, and objective advice about how to navigate the long-term care journey. Our long-term care navigation team consists of attorneys, certified dementia coaches, legal assistants, and long-term care coordinators, all working towards the same goals:
Focus on a family member or loved one’s good health, safety, and well-being
Make dependable decisions regarding your long-term care needs, while keeping your family’s goals in mind
Present viable financial solutions for paying for long-term care
Every long-term care plan is different, and completely customized to your family’s needs, desires, and sepcific goals.
We’ll provide “turn by turn directions” to help you navigate the challenges you are facing now, as well as whatever lies on the road ahead.
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What goes into a Long-Term Care Navigation plan?
Essential legal documents
Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and more
Meeting & appointments
We are here for you every step of the way!
Access to a Long-Term Care Navigator
This person will act as a liaison between your family, and the facility your loved one resides in.
“All you need is the plan, the road map, and the courage to press on to your destination.” —Earl Nightingale
We can get you the plan, and the road map—and our team is here to give you courage when the journey gets difficult. Here is how we will help you navigate your long-term care journey:
A 5-Part Financial Plan
This personalized plan will include calculations for how long your money will last with different levels of care, strategies you can implement to protect your assets from the nursing home or otherwise maximize the use of your assets, and a 30-page detailed appendix with answers to frequently asked questions, so you can make informed decisions about your future.
Legal Planning
This includes the legal documents you need to prepare for old age and long-term care, including: a Durable Power of Attorney, Advanced Directive for Healthcare (with HIPAA authorization) and the ability to add a Will or Trust to your plan.
Medical Support
Advice on questions to ask the doctor, recommendations on doctors who can be of help. With your permission, we can talk to treating physicians for you.
An Entire Support Team
This includes a certified Dementia Coach, who will meet with you via Zoom to teach you how to work with your loved one, and who is available to answer your questions. You’ll get unlimited phone calls and office meetings with our team to answer your questions, keep your plan up to date, and provide advice to prevent costly mistakes.
Advocacy
Our team will serve as a liaison between you and the care facilities to make sure you get your questions answered and assure a good working relationship.
Transition Coaching
Support with issues like taking away car keys, moving from home to a care facility, help with a new caregiver, and more.
Dementia care planning for peace of mind
Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia and is defined as a progressive brain disorder that gradually destroys memory and the ability to learn, reason, make judgments, communicate, and carry out daily activities. As the disease progresses, those diagnosed with the disease may experience changes in behavior and personality. These changes can be exhibited as paranoia, anxiety, agitation, hallucinations, or delusions. We can help you plan for the cost of memory care in the following ways:
Plan ahead for long-term care expenses
Estimate the cost of care and provide asset protection from the cost of nursing home or in-home care
Prepare legal documents
Explore available community resources
Provide care planning and case management to help caregivers alleviate stress and effectively manage the varying stages of the disease
Navigating the unknown can be scary.
If you’ve worked with our firm, you know how passionate we are about our work, and how we are always looking for new ways to provide better services and education to our clients and community. For years, we’ve been providing essential services and accommodating the needs of those with dementia. We’ve taken this a step further and become dementia-friendly to ensure we are the most qualified to help you with your dementia planning needs, and are able to service you with the utmost respect and compassion.
At Miller Estate & Elder Law, we can help you navigate the long-term care maze.
Whether you or a loved one has a dementia diagnosis, or you just want to plan for all the uncertainties of the future, we are here to help.
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