Helping Your Loved Ones throughout the Aging Process

Come learn more about Helping Your Loved Ones throughout the Aging Process at a free one-hour educational seminar in Del Ray on Saturday, February 27th at 10:00 AM. Over the holidays, you may have visited your parents or other elderly loved ones and come away with concerns about their health or the state of their home. Or you may have noticed that your elderly neighbor is not getting around easily. This seminar is designed to answer some commonly asked questions about helping your loved ones plan for and meet the challenges of aging.

The presenters include: Judith Grumbly, a geriatric care manager/nurse practitioner and the Executive Director of Care Options, a local care management practice; Rachel Baer, Esq., the managing attorney of a boutique estate planning and elder law practice in Del Ray; and Mary Anderson, the Executive Director of Senior Services of Alexandria.

During the presentation, the speakers will discuss topics such as: home safety; home care options; early symptoms of dementia; powers of attorney and advance directives; court-ordered guardianship; and who to call if you think an elderly person is unsafe or being exploited, as well as other resources available to Alexandria residents. At the end, there will be a brief Q&A time.

The seminar will be held at the Mount Vernon Rec. Center, 2701 Commonwealth Ave., on Saturday, February 27th at 10:00 AM. Everyone is welcome (including kids). Coffee and snacks will be provided. Registration is not required to attend, but is appreciated for planning purposes. You can register at the Events page on www.RBaerLaw.com.

This is part of a series of seminars sponsored by the Law Office of Rachel Baer. Other seminar topics include an overview of estate planning, and estate planning for single parents. To request information about past or upcoming seminars, email Info@RBaerLaw.com. Learn more about the Law Office of Rachel Baer at www.RBaerLaw.com or by calling (703) 405-8567.

Disclaimer: This seminar is intended to be purely educational. Attending the seminar does not form an attorney-client relationship with Ms. Baer. The portion of the seminar presented by Ms. Baer is meant to cover broad principles of Virginia law, rather than to address specific circumstances.