Description
"You have dementia." These three words spoken by your physician hit like a punch in the gut. Everything in your world is about to change. Dementia doesn't just affect the individual--it affects the family, the farm or ranch operation, your livelihood, your legacy, and the land itself. You're not alone. Over 62,000 Iowans are currently living with Alzheimer's Disease or other dementias, and over 80,000 family caregivers are supporting them.
Keith Piscitello, Author of "Tending What Matters: A Financial Planner's Guide to Agricultural Families Navigating Dementia" will be sharing keys from the book on getting legal protections in place, funding care without losing the farm, tax planning that preserves the farm, funding a need for care, finding the resources your family needs, succession planning when time is short and building and coordinating a care team to allow your family to work together with your trusted professionals and keep the stress of this experience from overwhelming those you love and care about most.
Date and Time
Mon, Nov 23, 2026
6:00p - 7:30p CST
Location
Lied Public Library
Note
Please contact Karen Brandt, Circulation Librarian at the Lied Public Library to reserve your spot. (712) 542-2416 or Karen@ClarindaPublicLibrary.org Space is limited.