Medical & Care Giving
Medical and Care Giving
18 Free Tools
It’s inevitable that at some time during our life we will either need someone to help care for us or we will need to help care for someone else for some period of time, especially now that we are living longer than ever.
What You Need to Know
- No one, not even a spouse, is allowed to discuss your medical matters with medical personnel, to deal with insurance issues, fill a prescription or to act as your advocate without your written permission.
- An accident or illness that requires assistance from others, whether temporarily or long term, can happen at ANY age.
- Effective care giving requires readily available and easy to understand written information and instructions to make it easy for any number of people to lend a hand when needed.
- If there is a primary care giver, it is particularly important that everything be in writing in the event something occurs that keeps them from their responsibilities for some period of time.
- Putting together a written care giving plan can help to keep the elderly, the disabled, dementia patients, etc. in their homes.
Click on the button below to view the 18 FREE informational schedules, instructions, and authorizations. Print out and complete the forms that will be most helpful in dealing with your particular circumstances.
Helpful Resources
Non-profit organizations are instrumental in helping individuals and families to cope with some of the most difficult challenges we can face in our lifetime. They provide essential assistance, information, support groups and numerous other resources to help the people they serve.
