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Household aids when old
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... should have said, apart from nursing care needs which is assessed in a different way.0
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joshiesaunt said:Now would be a good time to discuss Financial Power of Attorney with the person and also a health one? Perhaps the family could do this or liaise with you.I raised that a few weeks ago, he mentioned it to his Son and his Son decided, after a phone to the bank, it was too much bother.It is surprising behaviour, as he will inherit over £100k0
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No.Robin9 said:Can someone confirm - are GP's required to see their over 80's - twice a year ?
GP's can be very difficult - my MIL's refused to speak to my wife until they had a letter of authority from MIL.
OP - have you tried https://www.ageuk.org.uk/services/age-uk-advice-line/Googling on your question might have been both quicker and easier, if you're only after simple facts rather than opinions!0
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