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Getting your affairs in order
Planning for the future can help caregivers during an illness or emergency. Take these steps to get your affairs in order and make things easier for your loved ones:
Put important papers and copies of legal documents in one place. Set up a file, put everything in a desk drawer, or list the information and location of papers in a notebook. Check each year to see if there's anything new to add.
Tell a trusted family member or friend where you put your important papers. They'll need this information in an emergency.
Give permission in advance for your doctor or lawyer to talk with your caregiver as needed. There may be questions about your care, a bill, or a health insurance claim. Without your consent, your caregiver may not have access to the information they need. You can give your permission in advance to Medicare, a credit card company, your bank, or your doctor. You may need to sign and return a form.
Twitter: Plan for your future now. Steps to help you get your affairs in order to help your #caregivers if you get sick: http://bit.ly/2dpkzBj
Facebook: Give your future caregivers the gift of getting your affairs in order. Find out which important papers to collect in one place, what legal documents you might need if you get sick, and more in the NIA AgePage "Getting Your Affairs in Order." http://bit.ly/2e62hdb
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