Category Archives: LATE (Alzheimer’s)
Who Should I Choose As The Executor For My Will In Massachusetts?
As part of writing your will, you should select an executor, which is now called a Personal Representative under Massachusetts Law. A Personal Representative is the party who is charged with ensuring that the instructions within your Last Will and Testament are followed. You may be wondering: Who should I pick as my PR?… Read More »
Government Programs That Can Pay for Some Caregiver Services
If you have a loved one who needs caregiver services, you might be looking for ways to help the person pay for the care. Your state might offer assistance with more services, or might not cover some of the items in this article, but here is a general overview of government programs that can… Read More »
How Do I Create a Medical Power of Attorney?
A medical power of attorney is a legal document (also called a healthcare power of attorney or durable power of attorney for healthcare) that names an agent to make medical decisions on your behalf, explains Yahoo Finance’s recent article, “How to Set Up Medical Power of Attorney.” A medical power of attorney gives a… Read More »
How Does the Disease LATE Affect Seniors?
The disease, called LATE, may often replicate the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease. However, it impacts the brain differently and develops more slowly than Alzheimer’s. Doctors say the two are frequently found together, and in those cases may lead to a steeper cognitive decline than either by itself. CNN’s article, “Doctors newly define another type… Read More »