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Fifteen Essential Documents

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  • November 4, 2024November 4, 2024

Here is a list of 15 essential documents all retirees must have in order. Some of these docs are important for all of us. Get them before you need them. If you are a senior who lives alone or doesn’t have a network of folks, some resources that can help are:

  1. CareCheckers: Offers daily reassurance calls for seniors, including medication and activity reminders, as well as friendly conversations1.
  2. Snug Safety: A free app that checks in with seniors daily. If a check-in is missed, it alerts emergency contacts. They also offer a paid plan where someone will personally call if the check-in is missed2.
  3. Eskaton’s Telephone Reassurance Program: A nonprofit organization that provides daily phone calls to housebound seniors3.
  4. Community Phone’s Caregiver Plan: Provides daily phone check-in calls to ensure the well-being of elderly individuals living alone4.
  1. carecheckers.com
  2. snugsafe.com
  3. sixtyandme.com
  4. seniorresource.com
  5. communityphone.org
  6. communityphone.org
  7. dailycheckincalls.com
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