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No matter how long they might live, all people eventually die. This holds true for your parents as well. If your parents are old and you feel the time is near, caring for your aging parents should include contacting quality elder care solutions in your neighborhood. They have the expertise to take care of all the needs related to your parents. Caring for your aging parents should include a personal talk with your parents to cover areas such as: - Personal details: Knowing where to find critical information (example: your Parents Birth certificate, marriage certificate etc), falls within the ambit of caring for your aging parents.
- Insurance details: Caring for your aging parents should include maintaining a file that contains copies of all relevant information especially insurance related documents such as Medicare numbers, personal doctor’s numbers and elder care solution numbers.
- Financial: Your file should contain details of bank accounts, account numbers, names of nominees, details of securities, investments etc. Caring for your aging parents also means you ensure that any fund they have is not wasted after they pass away. Monies lying in these accounts can also be used to offset costs of quality elder care solution or burial services.
- Lifestyle: Caring for your aging parents also means you take the initiative in asking your parents where they would prefer to live in the event they need constant care and attention. Quality elder care solution could also include living in a community of seniors with proper medical care and attention.
- Funeral: Painful as it may be, caring for your aging parents means you need to broach the issue of funeral arrangements. Your parents might have already prepaid for a cemetery plot or might want to be buried in a particular spot or in a particular way. Make sure the elder care solution provider also has this information.
- Special Friends: Your parents might have some special friends even you are unaware of. As part of your caring for your aging parents plan, talk to your parents and obtain a list of names and contact numbers. These are people you will have to contact when either parent dies. These are people who your parents would want to be present at their funeral. Make sure the elder care solution provider has this information as well.
- Pets: Parents often live in company of a pet or two. When the time comes would your mom or dad like to give away the pet to an old friend or have it put up for adoption or cared for by the local pet care center? As part of your caring for your aging parents plan, find the answers to these questions and be prepared to take the appropriate action. Some elder care solution centers accept parents along with their pets. If your parents have opted for such an elder care solution center, make sure the professionals there are aware of your parent’s wishes.
- Will: Have your parents made a will? As part of your caring for your aging parents plan find out if a will has been prepared, where the will is kept or who has the will. You do not want to get into a last minute search for it. If an elder care solution center in involved, they can help you with hiring a legal professional who will read and execute the will.
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