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DIAGNOSIS: ALZHEIMER'S
Help After a Diagnosis of Alzheimer's
A diagnosis of Alzheimer's is devastating to the affected individual and his or her family, friends and caregivers. If you have recently received this diagnosis, you are experiencing a wide range of emotions that can range from denial to sheer terror. One way to alleviate your fears, and those of the people you love, is to take steps now that can make your future, and theirs, easier. And if you are caring for a loved one who has received this challenging diagnosis, we can assist you, too.
Take Action
Alzheimer's is an unpredictable disease. Some individuals are able to continue functioning for many years, while others decline rapidly. That is one of the reasons it is so important to plan now — you owe it to yourself and your family to take steps to protect yourself and them, whatever the future holds. Our attorneys at the Haddonfield, New Jersey, law firm of Price & Price, LLC, can help you start the process. Contact us to learn more. Call 856-429-5522
Finish Estate Planning — Now
Learn What Needs to be Done After a Diagnosis of Alzheimer's
It is important to tackle matters related to your finances, your care and your wishes for the end of life. Our lawyers can assist with all elder law matters, and offer services in the following areas:
- Estate planning: Wills and trusts
- End of life planning
- Completing Medicaid applications or planning
- Naming guardians or executing powers of attorney
- Planning for long term care
Alzheimer's Does Not Always Equal Nursing Home
People sometimes worry that they will be warehoused in an institution after a diagnosis of Alzheimer's. Our firm can help identify sources of home-based care that may help you remain in your home. We can also help your loved ones investigate respite care for themselves or other caregivers. There is help available to people with Alzheimer's and their families. Our attorneys will work with you to identify the types of assistance that meet your needs.
Take That Important First Step
You can make arrangements to remain in control or help a loved one live a more fulfilling life even after a diagnosis of Alzheimer's. Learn how by contacting our New Jersey law firm. Call us at 856-429-5522 to get started.