by Joyce Streithorst | Apr 30, 2026 | Blogs, End of Life Planning, Estate Planning, Medical Diagnosis Planning, Newsletter
A Guide to Advance Medical Directives and Medical Orders When you or a loved one receives a serious medical diagnosis, whether sudden or long anticipated, it can bring a wave of uncertainty that touches every part of life. It is natural to want as much information as...
by David Frisch | Jan 29, 2026 | Blogs, Couples, End of Life Planning, Estate Planning, Medical Diagnosis Planning, Newsletter, Retirement, Seniors
Important Things to Consider A terminal diagnosis can change life in ways that no one anticipates. Priorities may shift, long-term plans can feel uncertain, and retirement decisions that once seemed distant may suddenly require immediate attention. Both the...
by David Frisch | Dec 30, 2025 | Blogs, End of Life Planning, Estate Planning, Medical Diagnosis Planning, Newsletter, Seniors
Caring for a Loved One While Maintaining Financial Stability Nothing can fully prepare you for the emotions that may arise when someone you love is diagnosed with a terminal illness. The fear, shock, and uncertainty that accompany this news is difficult enough, but...
by Jason Sacks | Sep 30, 2025 | Blogs, End of Life Planning, Estate Planning, Financial Planning, Medical Diagnosis Planning, Newsletter
Where should you begin? We can do our best to plan for many things in life, but sometimes moments arrive that catch us off guard. Receiving a new medical diagnosis can be one of those times. Your doctor may start providing you with lots of information, which in turn,...
by Joyce Streithorst | Aug 29, 2025 | Blogs, Couples, Estate Planning, Families, Financial Planning, Medical Diagnosis Planning, Newsletter, Seniors
What is important to you? Maybe you completed the forms for your advance directives a while back and filed them safely away with the rest of your estate planning documents. You know they are there if you need them but haven’t reviewed them recently. How long ago...
by Jason Sacks | Jul 26, 2025 | Blogs, Financial Planning, Medical Diagnosis Planning, Newsletter
A Guide for Working Individuals Receiving a medical diagnosis can be difficult no matter what stage of life you are in. Hearing that you will now have to deal with a chronic or progressive illness that will be disruptive to your life is hard enough. When you factor in...
