Witness Behavioral Changes in Your Loved One? Senior Care Might Be the Right Place.

If you recognize someone you love in these descriptions, what do you do next? 

Fortunately, there are a multitude of options available for senior care that don’t deprive your senior relative of their joy and independence. These options include in-home caregiving, assisted living and memory care facilities. Before approaching your relative with options, reach out to the family and form a consensus. Assign tasks to different family members to avoid having one family member bear the entire burden. One can tour care facilities while another reviews assets and income. 

Consider hiring an attorney specializing in elder law who can help your family navigate Medicaid eligibility and estate planning. Once a solid plan is in place, approach your senior relative with an open, warm tone. Avoid forcing them into a decision they don’t want to make. Work with them in a way that makes adding long-term care a mutual, intuitive decision.

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