Your Care Plan Is a Gift to Your Adult Children

Plans change. Circumstances change. But having a clear plan gives families a starting point when something unexpected happens.

One client created a five-page “if something bad happens” plan outlining not only her own care, but also the care of her husband, for whom she is the primary caregiver.

Her adult children’s response?

“Thank goodness. We know we're doing the right thing if we have to jump in.”

That is the power of planning. It tells your family who to call, what to do, what not to do, and most importantly, what you want.

You may never need the plan. But if you do, your family won't have to guess.

Planning gives families confidence, reduces the burden on adult children, and helps older adults maintain autonomy over their care and their future.

Find out more at: CarePatrol of North San Mateo County

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