Blog Articles About Long-Term Care Planning in North Carolina
Paying for in-home, assisted living, or nursing home care is incredibly expensive in North Carolina. Learn why it's important to create a well-rounded long-term care plan that includes legal, financial, and health care tools to protect you and your family.
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10 Tips For Family Caregivers 10 Tips For Family Caregivers: Tips For Caring For Elderly Parents At Home, Someone With Dementia Or Someone With Alzheimer's Disease. -
Warning Signs Of Dementia (Alzheimer's Disease) If you or a loved one is exhibiting signs of memory loss or has been diagnosed with cognitive impairment or dementia, discover how to prepare ahead. -
The Importance of Selecting the Right Health Care Agent When It Comes To Long Term Care Planning, It’s Important To Select A Health Care Agent That Will Be A Great Advocate For You. -
How to Choose a Great Health Care Agent Memory loss can be caused by many different factors; in my grandfather’s case, he had vascular dementia, and my aunt took care of him. This is their story. -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) CFEP Resource Center Carolina Family Estate Planning has gathered together relevant links and information to help you navigate the Coronavirus (COVID-19) global pandemic. -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) FAQs: Nursing Home & LTC Questions Updates and FAQs from Carolina Family Estate Planning relating to nursing home care and admissions, Medicaid benefits, and more... -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Health Care Directives & Medical Care Amid the coronavirus pandemic, you may be wondering what that means for your health care directives, how to care for elderly loved ones. -
The Sopranos, Livia's House, and Elder Planning The Sopranos is celebrating its 20th Anniversary - we've been thinking about the show without Livia's house. What triggered it? Well, elder planning. -
Five More Tips for Caregivers Cary, NC long-term care planning attorney, Jackie Bedard, discusses additional tips for family caregivers -
Protecting Your Assets From Nursing Home Costs As nursing home costs continue to rise, it is important to work with an Elder Law attorney who focuses in long-term care planning to protect your assets.