Finding, coordinating and monitoring the services required to meet a loved one’s basic care needs can be a full-time job, leaving precious little time available to attend to the details that add to quality of life. When you work with Drazen Rubin Law, LLC, you are intimately involved in every decision, yet you’re free from the day-to-day burdens of researching care and service options. This gives you more quality time with your loved one, and more time to spend in your roles as parent, grandparent, child, friend, employee, and spouse.

Calling Drazen Rubin Law, LLC before or shortly after a trigger event or diagnosis increases the odds that your loved one will be able to live at home longer. When care and services are in place early in your loved one’s long-term care journey, the need for long-term care outside the home can often be delayed or avoided. If the time comes when living at home is no longer an option, your elder care coordinator and our legal team work together to identify long-term care options and evaluate the financial implications of each option to help you avoid costly mistakes.

Open communication is vital, especially when family members live far away. When you work with Drazen Rubin Law, LLC, your elder care coordinator serves as a liaison for family decision making. This reduces misunderstandings and the potential for damage to relationships.

A reactive approach to care can be extremely costly. Families navigating the long-term care journey on their own often find themselves scrambling from one crisis to the next—paying a premium for services arranged at the last minute. Drazen Rubin Law listens to your needs and designs a plan that includes your input. This gives you more options, a thorough understanding of the implications of those options, and the opportunity to preserve more of the loved one’s estate.