I have a friend that is going through a similar thing. Here is what he has done. His mother is 83, she lived with him and his wife for 2 years--until she fell and couldnt get up while he and his wive were at work. He put her in an assisted living arrangement with nurses down the hall, it is a nice nursing home with her own room. This was the best option for his mother and the VA pays for it cause his dad was a Korean war vet. His dad died 15 years ago. This nursing home place is $2,300 per month I think. His mother is on Oxygen 24/7 due to smoking for over 60 years. My friend says that he is suprised to see that she lasted this long, he told me that he thinks she will pass away this winter. Do your parents have any type of insurance for this? Can you sell their home to pay for it, at least part way? Important statement here, be sure that you dont tie your assets to your parents or the hospitals and doctors and vultures may come and get your money after they are gone. Be sure to also get pre arranged funeral plans. Plots/caskets/service. I may be sounding kinda morbid, but to get it planned makes it easier when it does happen. Good Luck.
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