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Rising Problem in Nursing Home Care – Eviction

February 25, 2016 Posted by Don Sweet, Esq. AEP Elder, Estate Planning, General

When parents enter into long term care facilities, stress and emotions run high for families. Unfortunately, many families face the additional issue associated with a parent who heads to the hospital and attempts to return to their long term facility. Increasingly, California seniors are facing eviction upon their return to the long term care facility.

The following article & image from a recent NPR investigation highlights the difficulties seniors are facing:


http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2016/02/25/467958665/nursing-home-evictions-strand-the-disabled-in-costly-hospitals#.

A few quick preventative tips to keep in mind:

1) Have a plan in place before parents reach the point of entry into a long term care environment.


2) Investigate long term care insurance while parents are healthy. A steady source of income is attractive for operators of long term care facilities.


3) For families, stay proactive with staff at a parent’s facility. Strong relationships with facility staff and administrators may just overcome economics.

For planning conversations regarding aging parents, please contact the Rodnunsky & Associates office near you. In Northern California, please contact 650-285-5400.

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About Don Sweet, Esq. AEP

Don Sweet heads the San Francisco office of Rodnunsky & Associates. Don Sweet serves clients through counsel and advocacy. Whether planning an inter-generational wealth transfer strategy, adminstering the details of a trust or defending the rights of a beneficiary, Don’s efforts and focus are client centered. He is determined in pursuing client rights. Understanding the importance of value in professional service relationships, Mr. Sweet delivers creative, realistic and cost-effective solutions. With a deep and varied planning background, he works with those who seek protection of family and wealth in all areas of estate planning. Mr. Sweet holds the Accredited Estate Planner? (AEP) designation from the National Association of Estate Planning Councils. He earned his undergraduate degree from Arizona State University and earned his law degree from Whittier College of Law where he was a member of Law Review. He externed for the Honorable John Ryan, a Federal Bankruptcy Judge and Chief Judge of the U.S. Bankruptcy Appellate Panel for the 9th Circuit. Mr. Sweet has worked with private clients since 1997 and joined the California Bar in 2005.

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