EoLP Navigators:

Work with an End of Life Planning Navigator to bring clarity and peace of mind to one of life’s most important journeys. Our navigators guide you and your loved ones through the decisions, details, and steps of end-of-life planning—ensuring your wishes are honored and your needs fully prepared for. Let us simplify the process so you can focus on what truly matters.

Key Functions of a Navigator

1. Information Provision: The navigator provides essential information about end of life options, including advanced directives, wills, and hospice care.

2. Personalized Guidance: Each person's situation is unique. Navigators listen to individual preferences and tailor their advice accordingly to align with personal values and beliefs.

3. Resource Connection: Navigators connect individuals to resources such as legal services, medical facilities, and counseling services. This network can empower families to make informed decisions.

4. Planning Support: They assist in the creation of a comprehensive plan that encompasses legal, financial, and health-related considerations.

5. Emotional Support: The navigator serves as a compassionate presence, helping families navigate not only practicalities but also emotional challenges during this sensitive time.

Steps to Get Started

1. Assess Your Needs: Begin by evaluating what aspects of end of life planning you need help with. This may include healthcare choices, legal documentation, or family discussions.

2. Choose a Navigator: Look for local resources, such as healthcare providers,