Types of Power of Attorney

According to A Place for Mom, “Most seniors will execute multiple varieties of POA. An elder law attorney can help your aging relative determine the right combinations for their needs.”

1. General Power of Attorney
2. Medical Power of Attorney
3. Durable Power of Attorney
4. Limited Power of Attorney
5. Springing Power of Attorney

Learn more about power of attorney here!

At Plymouth Terrace, you become family

When it comes to choosing an attractive, affordable senior living option for yourself or someone you care about, you want something special: outstanding, quality services, a vibrant, friendly atmosphere and attentive, courteous staff. Hillside Terrace is all this and more! 

Plymouth Terrace focuses on life enrichment in a nurturing and independent setting that stimulates the mind, body, and spirit. Our housing, dining, and care services will make your loved one feel at home!

Call us today at (734) 545-4639 to discuss your loved one’s needs and schedule a tour.

What is Power of Attorney?

Do you need someone to make decisions on your behalf?

Do you need someone to help you with financial or personal matters?

Do you need extra assistance to do basic tasks?

A power of attorney is a legal document granting someone the power to make decisions on another person’s behalf. 

Learn more about power of attorney here!

At Plymouth Terrace, you become family

When it comes to choosing an attractive, affordable senior living option for yourself or someone you care about, you want something special: outstanding, quality services, a vibrant, friendly atmosphere and attentive, courteous staff. Plymouth Terrace is all this and more! 

Plymouth Terrace focuses on life enrichment in a nurturing and independent setting that stimulates the mind, body, and spirit. Our housing, dining, and care services will make your loved one feel at home!

Call us today at (734) 545-4639 to discuss your loved one’s needs and schedule a tour.