Making Financial Decisions

August 24, 2015

The following material was provided by Brigitta Sharpe, attorney with the law firm of Guzman Kallheim Sharpe, PA, specializing in legal services to persons with disabilities, seniors and their families. Planning Ahead At some point, most seniors will need assistance making personal decisions, including managing finances and property. Some plan ahead for their possible incapacity, executing power of attorney documents, creating health care directives and funding trusts. Many, however, do not have any mechanisms in place, leaving family members to scramble for ways to meet their needs.

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After my mother was at another group home I was suddenly forced to find a new home for her. Emerald Crest was highly recommended, so I contacted them and was able to come tour the Minnetonka location the next day. After spending 5 minutes there, I knew I had found mom's new home. 

She has now been there for over 6 months and I couldn't be happier with the care that she receives. The staff are all so welcoming. I visit my mom almost every day and she's always happy. The staff shows how much they genuinely care about all the residents. Pastor Arlen holds a weekly church service which is greatly appreciated. He also shows how much he cares about everyone there. 

My mom has recently transitioned to hospice care and the staff made the transition seamless. I know that mom is getting the best care possible at Emerald Crest.

— CeAnne Becker, Daughter of Minnetonka EC resident

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