EOL Blueprint Advisors will help you develop and execute your ideal end-of-life scenario, also known as your EOL Plan or Blueprint. The EOL Blueprint includes:

• Definition of your minimum acceptable quality of life.

• Your answers to the values-driven decisions you may need to make—or have made for you—towards the end of your life.

• The ideal circumstances of your EOL experience, including instructions for your primary caregiver(s) on how to best meet your needs at EOL. 

• The people and organizations you ideally want on your end-of-life support team, including roles, goals, and expectations, including contact information for these people and institutions. 

• Clear documentation of decisions you’ve made in advance of your EOL experience such as preferred hospice agency, burial plans, and any instructions for your funeral, memorial, or other celebration of life. 

• Draft of your obituary or death notice, along with documentation of where you want this material posted. 

• An administrative checklist to help guide your loved ones through the key administrative tasks that typically take place after a death, including all work you’ve done to help make these tasks easier for them. 

This material is all prepared in a step-by-step guide for you and your loved ones.

EOL Blueprint Advisors can assist you in (a) evaluating whether your documentation is in place to support your end-of-life goals, (b) completing recommended documents, and (c) communicating your documents with your care team. This may include:

• Reviewing and/or assisting you with completing healthcare proxy, physician order for life sustaining treatment (POLST), and/or durable power of attorney designations. 

• Reviewing and/or assisting you with completing a goals of care document.

• Assisting you with compiling EOL files to facilitate easier EOL decision-making and/or estate management.

• Reviewing and/or referring you to a professional(s) to complete life insurance, will/estate planning, and recommended financial documents.

Optional add-ons include:

• Assisting with setting up legacy contacts for digital assets, including social media accounts.

• Notarizing documents for clients who live in Maine.

EOL Blueprint Advisors will help you develop and execute a plan for communicating your end-of-life plan with the loved ones who will become part of your end-of-life support team. Services may include:

• Helping you develop a plan for communicating your end-of-life goals and plan with your support team.

• Planning, co-facilitating, and documenting meetings with you and the loved ones on your end-of-life support team.

Optional add-ons include:

• Assisting with setting up and/or managing a CaringBridge or like site for coordinating group collaboration and sharing during your end-of-life journey.

EOL Blueprint Advisors will engage you in life review and narrative therapy to help you articulate the legacy you have created in your life. This process may include helping you:

1. Articulate highlights and points of pride in your life to date.

2. Identify areas where you might have unfinished business to attend to, including people with whom you need closure in your life.

Every EOL Legacy participant will receive a document that summarizes their legacy highlights and offers an action plan for addressing unfinished business.

Optional add-ons include:

• Development of a personalized legacy document(s)/artifact(s)/project to share with your loved ones.

• Coaching to help you prepare to share your EOL legacy with your loved ones.

• Assistance preparing for important conversations to bring closure to key relationships.

• Development of your obituary to have ready following your eventual death.

EOL Blueprint Advisors can help you review options for disposing of your mortal remains and help you develop and document a funeral and burial plan consistent with your values, legacy, and financial means. This service can include helping you:

• Make a plan for the disposition of your mortal remains, including selecting a funeral provider.

• Document your wishes for a memorial service or celebration of life.

• Communicate your funeral plans with your loved ones.