...Includes signing forms in order Payments and fees Includes cheques and applying for remissions and exemptions Attorneys, witnesses and certificate providers Includes making a start and who to involve Using...
...order Attorneys, witnesses and certificate providers includes making a start and who to involve Using your LPA includes reference numbers, activation keys and access codes Reporting and making changes to...
...how. You can continue doing things yourself as you normally would. Your right to do so is protected. For instance, you might have to go into hospital and want a...
...that service might look like. In this post I’ll explain how we approached the discovery. Where to start We went into the discovery research assuming we knew nothing about PA’s...
...to find out if someone has one. Why it’s important to encourage people engaging with the NHS to consider an LPA, the benefits to the patient and benefits to the...
...services. In the meantime, we’ve brought together some useful online tools to help you make sure you get your application right first time, avoiding further delays if corrections are required....
...in her best interests. Maureen and Petra talked to us about how they raised the topic of planning for the future... Where were you when you first had a conversation...
...teenage twins, and a 21-year-old son who is autistic. Zoe has epilepsy and feels that this made it even more important to get an LPA in place to support her...
...will affect you. We’ll also use this blog and tell you about how the work we’re doing benefits those we seek to protect and to keep you informed about how...
...of hospital care to an alternative setting in order to release their bed when a best interest decision on medical treatment is needed for a patient in hospital to find...