Prepare today for changes that may affect your care and independence tomorrow.
Your estate documents establish who may act. A Future Care Continuity Plan helps those people understand your wishes, organize important information, and prepare for changes in your health, caregiving, and decision-making.
How it works.
FCMS works with older adults, couples, and families to understand their priorities, review existing arrangements, identify potential gaps, and develop a personalized care continuity plan.
Your completed plan may include:
- A summary of key decision-makers and professional contacts
- Your care priorities and personal preferences
- Existing support arrangements and potential gaps
- Contingency planning for hospitalization, caregiver unavailability, or changing care needs
- Recommended next steps and responsible parties
What the plan is, and is not.
Each engagement is tailored to the client's circumstances and defined in a written agreement. The Continuity Plan is a planning service. It does not automatically establish a fiduciary appointment or include ongoing care management.
Not sure what kind of help you need?
Whether you're planning ahead or facing a current care concern, FCMS can help determine whether a consultation, defined project, or professional fiduciary appointment may be appropriate.
How working with FCMS begins.
- Initial consultation.
- Definition of scope, deliverables, and budget.
- Project coordination or planning.
- Delivery of the agreed written report, plan, or handoff.
Consultations are by appointment and held in strict confidence.
Or call 760-33-TRUST (760-338-7878) directly.
Discretion and confidentiality are fundamental to our practice. Information submitted through this form is kept private and used solely for purposes of communication regarding potential fiduciary services.
