



They took care of us as children, helped us as throughout or lives, and now it’s our turn to help take care of them. It can be emotional and difficult to know what to do when caring for a parent or other elderly loved one. Watch this short video to get an idea of where to start and talk with us or your attorney to help you make a plan.
They helped us with our homework, took us on summer vacations and made every birthday feel special. They were there with us when we graduated, got married and had our own children.
Since day one, our parents taught us about life and how to live it and as it goes, when we grew up, they grew old and now need our support in ways like we needed theirs.
If you’re providing care to your parents, you’re not alone. Nearly a third of all American households are too. But the challenges of taking care of our aging seniors can be expensive and emotional. So where do you start?
First you need to get organized and you need to know your options. Here’s a check list to go over together:
Follow this basic check list and you will be on your way.
Once you have a clear view of their situation, you can help them where they need you most and they probably need you more than they will ever admit.