Living wills and advance directives
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Understanding Healthcare Decisions at the End of Life
If you decide to choose a proxy, think about people you know who share your views and values about life and medical decisions. Your proxy might be a family member, a friend, your lawyer, or someone with whom you worship. Learn more about selecting a healthcare proxy.
Frequently Asked Questions About Getting Your Affairs in Order
There are many resources for older organ donors and recipients available from the U.S. government.
Organ Donation Resources for Older Donors and Recipients
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Legal and Financial Planning for People with Alzheimer's
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Advance Care Planning: Healthcare Directives
Organizing paperwork is one way that a long-distance caregiver can be a big help. An important part of effective caregiving depends on keeping a great deal of information in order and up to date. Often, long-distance caregivers will need access to a parent’s or relative's personal, health, financial, and legal records.
Organizing Paperwork: Tips for Caregivers
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