Authority to act
Durable powers of attorney, health care surrogate designations and HIPAA releases, so you can talk to doctors, banks and agencies on your loved one's behalf.
For family caregivers · Tampa Bay, Florida
Caring for an aging parent or spouse brings hard legal and financial questions. We help Florida families get the right authority in place, pay for long-term care, and protect the spouse who stays at home.
Whether you are the adult child, the spouse or the person everyone calls first, these are the areas we work through with you.
Durable powers of attorney, health care surrogate designations and HIPAA releases, so you can talk to doctors, banks and agencies on your loved one's behalf.
Medicaid long-term care planning for nursing home and home and community-based care, including eligibility, applications and spend-down options.
Planning that uses the protections available to a spouse living at home, so one spouse's care does not leave the other without income or savings.
Guidance when a hospital or rehab stay ends and the family must decide quickly about care at home, assisted living or a nursing facility.
When a loved one can no longer make decisions and no documents are in place, we explain guardianship and the less restrictive options that may work instead.
Planning for VA pension benefits, including Aid and Attendance, for veterans and surviving spouses who need help with daily care.
Many families call us in a crisis. Planning earlier gives you more options, but it is rarely too late to help.
Put powers of attorney and health care documents in place while your loved one can still sign them, and review how the family will pay for care.
A fall, a stroke or a hospital stay. We help you understand discharge options and act quickly on care and benefits.
Apply for Medicaid or VA benefits, protect the at-home spouse and coordinate with the care facility.
Probate and estate administration, and updating the surviving spouse's own plan.
Jack M. Rosenkranz, P.A. has provided legal services to Tampa Bay families since 1991. Attorney Jack M. Rosenkranz focuses on elder law, including Medicaid planning, guardianship, probate, life care planning and advising well spouses and adult children who care for a parent.
Caregiving is hard enough. We explain each step in plain language and help you make decisions with confidence.