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Use them as a jumping-off point to think about your end-of-life plans. Is my family going to be taken care of? Is my will up-to-date? What are my wishes for end-of-life medical care? Who will look after my pets when I die? Where are your end-of-life documents stored? Who should be included in your care decisions?
An End-of-Life Plan is an estate planning tool used to outline your wishes once you pass away, including how you want your body to be dealt with and whether you would like any funeral or memorial services to be held in your name.
Ultimate end of life planning checklist Prepare your end of life planning documents. Decide between a Will or Trust. Make a list of your assets. Determine end of life housing plans. Write down your final wishes including funeral plans and burial arrangements. Create an obituary and/or death notice.
Living Will. A will is one of the most common documents you hear about when it comes to end-of-life planning. Last Will and Testament. Living Trust. Letter of Intent. Financial Power of Attorney. Health Care Power of Attorney. Letter of Competency. Organ Donor Card.
Box 1. The five priorities for care Recognising that someone is dying. Communicating sensitively with them and others important to them. Involving them and others important to them in decisions. Providing support. Creating an individualised plan of care and delivering it with compassion.
Taking over small daily chores around the housesuch as answering the door, picking up the mail or newspaper, writing down phone messages, doing a load of laundry, feeding the family pet, taking children to soccer practice, picking medicine up from the pharmacycan provide a much needed break for caregivers.
End-of-life planning refers to the steps a person takes to get their affairs in order and determine how they want to spend their last days. Also known as advance care planning, it typically involves a person completing a living will, a healthcare proxy, and a last will and testament.
An end of life plan allows you to officially document your wishes for the final days. This includes important decisions such as the medical care youd like to receive, the funeral and burial arrangements youd prefer, and what you want to happen to your assets.
Generally speaking, people who are dying need care in four areas: physical comfort, mental and emotional needs, spiritual needs, and practical tasks.
Ultimate end of life planning checklist Prepare your end of life planning documents. Decide between a Will or Trust. Make a list of your assets. Determine end of life housing plans. Write down your final wishes including funeral plans and burial arrangements. Create an obituary and/or death notice.

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