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As you go about your daily life, it is easy to put off thinking about the what-ifs. What if you were suddenly hospitalized and could not communicate your wishes to your loved ones? What if you suddenly could not make medical decisions for yourself? Many prefer not to...
As a successful individual, you have likely put considerable thought into your estate plan. However, there is a crucial element that many overlook: disability planning. Let us explore why this oversight can have significant consequences for you and your loved ones....
A health care proxy grants someone extensive power over your medical care. When your doctor formally determines that you are unable to make medical decisions for yourself, your proxy steps into your shoes, making medical decisions as if they were you. However, this...
As we age, our homes become more than just a place to live – they are a sanctuary, a symbol of independence and a repository of memories. It is no wonder that many of us want to stay in our homes for as long as possible, surrounded by the people and things we love....
As you watch your parents age, you might find yourself thinking more often about their future care and well-being. This is when planning for end-of-life care becomes a critical part of their estate plan. Advance health care directives are essential documents that...
Imagine yourself in a hospital bed, unable to speak or move. Your doctors and family members debate your medical treatment, unsure of your wishes. Unfortunately, this scenario is not rare, especially in end-of-life situations. But you can avoid this uncertainty and...
In life, you can prepare for unavoidable situations like death. But life is also full of unexpected events, such as accidents, sudden disabilities and illnesses. Unlike what some may think, it is also possible for you to prepare for the unexpected. With advance...
Nothing quite like planning your medical wishes in the event of incapacitation or death to make the room uncomfortable. But as challenging as it is to discuss your health care decisions with your loved ones, it is vital to prepare ahead to save them from difficult and...
You can use an advance directive to make your medical decisions in a few different ways. The first one is simply to make your end-of-life treatment choices in advance, write down a list of instructions, and keep it on file so that the medical team can refer to it. For...
You have the option to designate an agent with a healthcare proxy in New York. This person steps in when you can't make your own medical decisions. They can make them on your behalf, and they legally have this ability so that they can work with your medical team. ...