Fee Based Advance Care Planning Help
There are other professionals in our community who offer different
or more in-depth advance care planning support. There is a fee for their services,
but some will work on a sliding fee scale. We do not endorse their services but
offer them as an additional resource. Some medical offices, attorneys and faith
communities also offer support with advance care planning.
Advocate Care
Services – Kay Jones and her team will serve as a
legal guardianship, medical power of attorney, and case management. Advocate
Care Services specializes in cases dealing with individuals who lack family,
geriatrics, mental illness, traumatic brain injuries, and medical disability.
www.advocatecareservices.com
or 720.890.5959.
AHCD Guidance – While completing
your Advance Health Care Directives, Reva Tift, uses her psychotherapy
background to support you in working with the anxiety that’s often triggered
around later life issues and death. She guides you through the process of
identifying what’s important to you, how to talk about your wishes with loved
ones, notarizing, and filing these documents. www.ahcdguidance.com or
303.444.0152.
Caring Stewardship –
Claire Morrow serves as medical power of attorney agent assisting clients in
determining the best path to peace of mind for all concerned. Whether
collaborating with you and/or families, we ensure that we understand your
wishes and health care concerns so we are prepared if and when we need to step
in and be your voice. www.caringstewardship.com or 303.818.6498
Out of the Box End-of-Life Planning –
Sue Mackey helps you to navigate your end-of-life options thoughtfully and
deliberately in order to create a personalized “Exit File”™ that will relieve
your loved ones from the burden of having to guess your wishes. Supports
educated funeral planning, including home funerals, greener options and body
donation, and in pulling together all the necessary details to ease the way for
your family. www.OutoftheBoxEndofLifePlanning.com or 720.884.6878
Practically Dying, LLC is a
comprehensive community resource for advance care planning in advanced illness
and end-of-life. Kim Mooney, both individually and in workshops, is helping
people create advance directive sets, develop personal advocacy teams for
medical emergencies, and craft strategies to make sure it all works. We support
people who are looking ahead, who are experiencing health issues, and those
dealing with grief of any kind. www.practically-dying.com or 720.434.5942.