COVID-19 Related Resources Professionals
It's Time for Legal Planning to Catch Up in a Digital World, by Charles Sabatino
Coronavirus Isolation May Heighten Risk for Elder Abuse, by David Godfrey
Patient and Client Safety in a COVID-19 World: Legal and Practical Demands on Elder Care Facilities and LawyersHear this 90 minute recorded webinar with experts on how best to keep older patients and clients safe during the delivery of services.
The Administration for Community Living offers resources for advocates amid the coronavirus threat.
Serious Illness Care Toolkit: This toolkit is written for clinicians but is adaptable to all helping professions.
COVID-19 Related Resources For Consumers
Help for homeowners and renters during the coronavirus national emergency. The global pandemic continues to affect the lives and livelihoods of many of the nation’s families. In partnership with other federal agencies like HUD, the CFPB is reaching out to organizations to encourage people who are struggling financially as a result of the pandemic to take control of their mortgage loans and request forbearance. A series of materials, including brochures, videos, and updated web pages, can help your organization brush up on forbearance provisions.
How are guardians' responsibilities affected by the pandemic? The National Guardianship Association, the National Center for State Courts, and the ABA Commission on Law and Aging created FAQs to answer your questions.
Health Care Decision-Making in the Time of Coronavirus: Everything you need to know about creating advance directives
The Mind Your Loved Ones (MYLO) mobile app lets you store critical medical information, health care directives, and other related data on your phone. You can send this info directly to doctors, hospitals, etc.. Purchase and download it today.
Have a voice in your heath care: Check out these advance care directives pamphlets and other material.