Individuals may be referred to GFS if they are no longer able to care for themselves and make the everyday decisions required to live independently. Referrals can come from responsible attorneys, family members, and in some instances the court system. In some cases, it’s necessary to establish a conservatorship or guardianship if the individual cannot make decisions independently. Often there can be conflict between family members as to the best plan for the client or even no family members to determine the best plan. With its extensive experience and resources, GFS can determine what’s needed for each individual and then implement the plan. In addition to broad issues such as legal and financial analysis, GFS also manages detailed in-home support for clients needing it. Nursing services can be scheduled, bills can be paid, and transportation to medical appointments can be arranged. GFS works hard to enable its clients to stay at home as long as possible. In all cases, GFS considers the concerns and well-being of each client. Individuals in the vulnerable situation of needing assistance often find themselves the target of self-serving individuals and family members who disregard the clients’ best interest. GFS provides the necessary services that allow individuals to live independently and securely for as long as possible. Our firm strives to provide responsible, thoughtful financial and personal guidance for people with limited health, mobility or acuity.