06/09/2026
š Your child may be heading off to college... but are you prepared for what happens if there's an emergency?
Imagine getting a call that your son or daughter has been hospitalized. You rush to the hospital, only to be told:
ā "We can't discuss their medical condition with you."
Why? Because once your child turns 18, they are legally an adult.
That means parents can lose the ability to:
ā Access medical information
ā Speak with doctors
ā Make health care decisions in an emergency
ā Handle important financial or legal matters
Before they leave for campus, make sure they have these three essential documents:
š Power of Attorney
š„ Health Care Power of Attorney
š HIPAA Authorization
Most parents spend months preparing for collegeābut overlook the legal documents that can protect their family when the unexpected happens.
š© Message us today and we'll help you get these documents in place before move-in day. It's simple, affordable, and provides peace of mind for both you and your child.
Tag a parent with a graduating senior or college student so they don't miss this important information.