Tuesday, February 11, 2014

Does your parent need a conservator? / Elder Law & Conservatorship





Dementia is a gradual loss of the ability to think caused by Alzheimer's Disease and other conditions. As the disease progresses, it may become necessary for a person with dementia to have a conservator appointed by a court. Illnesses and conditions that render an adult unable of making essential decisions can range from developmental disabilities, paralysis or extreme frailness, limited cognitive ability due to stroke, and of course Alzheimer. 

If you have an aging parent who is having trouble making decisions, consider hiring an elder law attorney on his/her behalf to determine arrangements needed for the future. But first, ask yourself these questions to see if this move is truly Dementia is a gradual loss of the ability to think caused by Alzheimer's Disease and other conditions. As the disease progresses, it may become necessary for a person with dementia to have a conservator appointed by a court.

1. Is the elder experiencing financial problems? Losing checks?
2. Is he/she capable of basic housekeeping?
3. Is she/he maintaining basic health and hygiene practices?
4. Has the personality changed?

A-1 Home Care provides daily in home health assistance for families and conservatees in the Glendale area. You can call to schedule an appointment for a consultation.

We offer live in care services who live in the neighborhoods of Glendale, Pasadena, Burbank,Sierra Madre, Covina, Diamond Bar, Altadena, Glendora and other cities in Los Angeles County.
Call 310-657-8780 to schedule an appointment for consultation.


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