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Talking to your children / parents about Long-Term Care can be difficult.

None of us likes to think about the possibility that we will have to rely on someone else to take care of us someday. 

The sooner you start talking about Long-Term Care, the more time you'll have to plan for it and the easier it will be to keep emotions out of the conversation.

Here is how to start the conversation before the need arises:

"If something happens, do you have a plan?"

or "If something happens, here is my plan"

This POA Packet, when completed, will hold all of the important documents in one place.

If the POA Packet is for you, then if you become ill and unable to make decisions, or take care of your financial responsibilities the person who is your authorized representative will have what they need to:

1. Pay your bills

2. Know what bills to pay and how you pay them.

3. If the need arises for Medicaid Long-Term Care, the documents you need for the application will be in this POA Packet.