Volume 4 · Issue 6 · 2026
A family office can fund care without having authority to choose it. This editorial proposes a consent-centered coordination record that separates personal wishes, clinical decisions, financial authority and logistical support.
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Care, capacity and personal continuity · Original editorial analysis
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Journal Opal · 2026-11-06 · CC BY 4.0
A family office can fund care without having authority to choose it. This editorial proposes a consent-centered coordination record that separates personal wishes, clinical decisions, financial authority and logistical support.