Advance directives explain how you want medical decisions to be made when you're too ill to speak for yourself.

Where should you start? Having a conversation about long term care planning can be overwhelming.  With so much to cover it can be easier to retreat instead of moving forward with the discussion. This article will help you with topics to cover and questions to ask.

There are many misconceptions about long term care. This tipsheet will provide some facts to aid in your planning.

Honoring Choices Virginia has developed a suite of educational materials about advance care planning and related topics. These resources are free to the public and available for personal download. 

Long term care conversations with family members provide an avenue for planning and addressing needs and expectations.

It may not be a fun conversation. But there’s often a direct correlation between how difficult a subject is to talk about and how important it is to have that talk. This article will help you 'break the ice' and get started for this important talk.

Long term care is one of the most pressing issues facing Americans today– and it will only get more urgent as the nation ages. While people are living longer, many have little idea about the added pressures on their “long life care”– fiscally and emotionally.

Find out about Honoring Choices Virginia's Virtual Advance Care Planning Conversations.