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Mr. Kosaka Case

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Based on Elder Vulnerable Client issues unit review (not the correct name of the group), the following was found: Lidia Quintero submitted an affidavit to affirm the power of attorney on 03-10-2017 for both clients’ George Y. Kosaka policies, VV270346 and NN020405. That was one day before Mr. Kosaka’s death. Included was a Uniform Statutory Form Power of Attorney dated 02/08/2017 appointing Ms. Quintero as the POA, which was notarized and stating that Mr. Kosaka personally appeared before Notary Public Corrie Wisner. Also included was a letter dated 01-23-2017 from the hospice that Mr. Kosaka was receiving services stating that he required assistance and support with his activities of daily living and sign by the doctor. Another letter from the hospice dated 03/03/2017 was received the same day, and seems to be altered in part due to the letter being half typed and half handwritten. The last sentence states that as of 02/15/2017, Mr. Kosaka had the mental capabilities to handle medical and financial affairs and the doctors’ signature is different from the first letter received. Ms. Quintero also submitted a request to change the address to only one of the two policies …show more content…

Kosaka policies VV2740346 and NN020405, has attempted several times to request changes to the policies even after Mr. Kosaka’ s death. There were no confirmation letters that were sent to Ms. Quintero acknowledging her association with any of Mr. Kosakas’s policies after she submitted paperwork. Also, there is no record of her calling AIG for an update or status of her requests. Foremost, the two letters from the hospice are 6 weeks apart, where one states he no longer has the capacity to make his own decision and then the latest one state he has the mental capability to handle all medical and financial affairs. Both letters are apparently signed by the same

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