Dennis Toman Of The Elderlaw Firm Launches New Elder Care Navigation Service - Greensboro, NC
Oct 29, 2023
Estate Planning Attorney Dennis Toman founder of The Elderlaw Firm in Greensboro, NC has launched a specialist Elder Care Navigation Service designed to assist people embarking on the second part of their lives. For more information please visit https://www.elderlawfirm.com
Greensboro, North Carolina, United States - October 29, 2023 —
One of North Carolina's leading law firms has launched a specialist Elder Care Navigation Service designed to assist people embarking on the second part of their lives.
The Elderlaw Firm, based in Greensboro, has unveiled the unique service which seeks to provide a practical roadmap to enable families to better manage the impact of long-term care, particularly for elderly couples or a parent with chronic care concerns.
“The service gives clarity and peace of mind to clients and their families as we assist them through the often confusing avenues on the best ways to find, get and pay for long-term care,” said the Firm’s Founder Dennis Toman.
The Service assesses financial and health-related needs and incorporates them with legal planning techniques. "Our team works with you to address your needs, both now and as they potentially change in the future," said Toman.
The program helps clients act promptly to avoid frantic action if and when a crisis occurs. Each plan is customized for them and their family, helps meet the challenge of caring for a loved one, and considers the legal needs of all other family members.
Toman said the program is also designed to get answers to essential care questions for the second half of people’s lives. That often includes professional advice on the best way to pay for long-term care based on an individual's situation, 'turn-by-turn" directions on what is happening now and what may lie ahead, and comprehensive, tailored actions.
"If someone is asking whether they should be involved with a loved one's care, how can they find that care and its cost, then our Navigation Service is ideally suited for them."
He added: "Our team is already becoming a local, "go-to" resource for qualified, supportive and objective advice. You get a trustworthy team with decades of experience helping families successfully navigate through the "hidden potholes" encountered along the long-term care journey.
"We're committed to providing the answers you need and relieving your anxiety and fear. We will be here for you and your loved one as long as you need us through the Elder Care Navigation."
Benefits of Elder Care Navigation include more freedom from the burdens of caregiving, relief from anxiety about paying for care, guidance with important legal, health care and long-term care decisions, and confidence from having a plan for ongoing care as health declines.
He added: "The program also offers security because the spouse and dependents are provided for; and, ultimately, peace of mind because the right to quality care is protected."
Elder Care Navigation clients include but are not limited to families overwhelmed by the entire process of providing care at home or placing a loved one in a long-term care facility and figuring out how to pay for it. As well as those families where aging parents live in North Carolina, but the adult children live a distance away where it's not possible to be a caretaker on a daily basis or coordinate the admissions process into a facility.
It can also assist families that have a loved one diagnosed with Alzheimer's or another form of dementia, as Alzheimer's and dementia planning generally require an entire additional layer of planning and guidance.
Toman said the service would also address additional questions, such as the availability of long-term care services, the impact of financial and health care decisions, the issues around incapacity and the quality of life for loved ones, how to protect family assets and the kinds of insurance policies needed.
Call today on 336-378-1122 to schedule an initial conference about improving your life with the Elder Care Navigation Service.
Contact Info:
Name: Dennis Toman
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Organization: The Elderlaw Firm
Address: 403 W Fisher Ave, Greensboro, NC 27401
Phone: 336-378-1122
Website: https://www.elderlawfirm.com
Release ID: 89111711
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