The authors of a neat little organizer titled, "Putting Things in Order: A Journal to Organize Your Life for the Next Generation," sent me their top ten list of things to do so you can be organized with the paperwork you want your heirs to have. Before I tell you about their book, here's the list as written by authors Ellen Baumritter and David Finkle:
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Minding Our Elders
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Resources
- AgingCare - Caring for aging parents
- Alzheimer's Association | Home
- Alzheimer's Center for Caring
- Alzheimer's Disease | Fisher Center for Alzheimer's Research
- Alzheimer's Foundation of America
- CareGrade
- CNN.com - Health Library
- ElderCarelink - Find Local Assisted Living Facilities, Nursing Homes, Senior Adult Day Care & Home Health Care Providers
- Help With My Parents
- Hospice Foundation of America
- Inside Assisted Living
- Inside Elder Care
- Medicare.gov - Caregiver
- Medicare.gov - Hospital Compare
- Men As Caregivers
- National Alzheimer's Association
- National Association of Family Caregivers
- National Associaton of Area Agencies on Aging
- National Council on Aging
- National Family Caregivers Association
- National Long Term Care Ombudsman Resource Center
- Parent Care Solution - Home
- Place for Mom
- RNCentral - nursing
- Service and Benefits for Seniors
- Silver Planet | for Boomers and Seniors
- Social Security Administration
- The National Senior Living Providers Network
- Woodson Center for Adult Healthcare
- Working Caregiver
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