POA Caregiver LLCFor the person serving under a Power of Attorney.
The POA Caregiver™ Program is plain-language education for the person who has been named as an agent under a Power of Attorney — and who is often also providing or coordinating care for the same person. It teaches both responsibilities and how they intersect, organized around The 5 Phases of the POA Journey™: PREPARE, ESTABLISH, ORGANIZE, ACT, TRANSITION. The program is national foundational education; it pairs with a state edition (the Minnesota POA Handbook is State Edition #1) for state-specific guidance.
Anyone preparing to become, named as, or currently serving as an agent under a Power of Attorney for an aging or incapacitated adult, and family members helping that person. No prior training is required.
Complete all ten modules and the knowledge check after each module.
A Certificate of Completion is issued on completion. It does not expire and is not a license, credential, or professional designation.
$299, one time. You get the full course and your Certificate of Completion. There is no subscription and no renewal.
The POA Caregiver Program is education only. It does not interpret your Power of Attorney document, does not provide legal, medical, tax, or financial advice, and does not replace a licensed attorney, physician, or financial professional. When your document or your state's law needs interpretation, the program helps you recognize that and prepare the right questions for a qualified professional in your state.