We all deserve someone we can count on.
Scout Advocacy can help.
By naming us in your power of attorney and health care representative documents, you ensure that you have a professional advocate whenever you need one. We work hard to fully understand every nuance of your preferences. Then, we’ll be committed to honoring your wishes and helping you experience the best quality of life, no matter what.
You can count on us.
What does fiduciary support include?
When you partner with Scout Advocacy, we are listed in legal
documents as your power of attorney and/or health representative.
YOUR PLAN CAN INCLUDE:
√ protecting your assets
√ making health care decisions on your behalf
√ defending your right to receive care that reflects your values
√ supporting your overall well-being
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Get a glimpse into the dignified future you deserve.
Individuality matters to us.
Our services cater to your specific needs.
Power of Attorney
We can be named in legal documents to take care of financial transactions, and health care decisions.
Trustee
We can manage long-term trust fund arrangements, such as charitable giving or supporting a child.
Personal Representative
We can manage an estate plan created by your attorney and assure assets are handled according to your wishes.
Peace of mind is within reach.
HERE’S HOW WE’LL HELP YOU ACHIEVE IT:
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Schedule a consultation.
We know you face a big decision. During the free consultation, we’ll take all the time needed to get to know one another and discuss your questions and concerns.
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Make your wishes known.
As our client, we’ll help you think of everything in order to build a secure plan for your future. Then, we’ll meet once a year (or as needs arise) to make sure we stay up to date on your circumstances and wishes for the future.
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Face the future with assurance.
With a plan in place for the things that matter most, you can look ahead with confidence. We’re here for you and ready to help when you need us.
Enjoy your golden years; leave the worries to us.
You might still be wondering…
How much do your services cost?
You can view our current fee schedule here. We bill by the hour and the cost of our service greatly depends on your level of need. Your needs fluctuate day-to-day and depend on many factors including the amount of family support, your medical needs, whether or not you are in a crisis, and whether we are handling your finances and health care or just one or the other. During the intake process we discuss the cost of services, your financial picture, and whether or not we are a good fit.
What if I have a family member that wants to be involved in my care?
What if I’m unhappy with your services?
We want you to raise any concerns you have directly with us. We are confident we can work together to find a solution. You can choose to terminate our services if we are serving as your power of attorney and/or health care representative.
How can I (or my family) be certain my finances are handled properly?
My circumstances aren’t urgent; when is the right time to line up services?
The earlier the better! You can call us at any time to see if we are a good fit for your future needs. It is best to plan for your future before you are in a crisis.
Do you prepare wills, power of attorney, and health care representative documents?
What is your service area?
What do you do for a typical client?
Our role in a case depends on the level of need. If an individual is healthy and stable, we might not have to step in right away. Once their needs increase, we can be present to help. For example, if a client experiences a health crisis and then needs ongoing advocacy, then we are present during and after the crisis.
Other individuals need assistance with all aspects of their health care and finances. In those situations we can do the following:
- Assess level and type of care and care plan needed
- Create quality care plan and make sure it is functioning
- Support and guide with issues around long-term care
- Advocate for care and quality in the health care system
- Coordinate key support entities – doctors, therapists, home care
- Arrange for needed services such as legal and financial preparedness
- Placement support into assisted living or skilled care
- Monitor care in a facility
- Medication management support
- Transport to and attend medical appointments
- Provide personal support and encouragement
- Anticipate and prepare for future needs
- Pay day-to-day bills
- Manage assets including real estate, business assets, vehicles, etc.
- Sell property when needed
- Work with investment advisors, financial planners, and attorneys to create long-term financial plan
- Receive and manage income sources
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