Estate Planning Needs With Cognitive Impairment
With cognitive impairment, estate planning becomes crucial for safeguarding your financial and medical well-being.
A dementia diagnosis may require decisions to be made sooner rather than later concerning estate planning and household finances. Unfortunately, a dementia diagnosis is also a ticking clock that necessitates some important decisions concerning health care, finances, and the estate plans of the individual and spouse. These decisions may not have to be made instantly, but, depending on the status of the disease and its rate of progress,
they should probably be made as quickly as possible.
Comfort Check services provide estate-planning solutions to help you navigate uncharted waters while guiding you every step of the way helping you to create peace of mind. We are focused on making sure you feel at ease, protected, and secure. We care when it comes to all your needs.