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Rebecca Miller and Sally Brewer to Present During the Tennessee Dementia ECHO Webinar Series
Rebecca Miller and Sally Brewer will present during the Tennessee Dementia ECHO webinar series on Thursday, November 6. Their presentation, “Legal Considerations for Providers: Capacity, Conservatorship, Care Planning,” will provide an understanding of the legal standards of capacity and how that differs from clinical models. They will also cover conservatorships and other alternatives and connecting with resources to provide effective support for patients, ensuring that their needs are met and they are protected in their health care decisions.
The webinar is on November 6, 2025, at 5 p.m. ET and is for health care professionals interested in learning about best practices and caregiver resources. For more information or to register for the East TN ECHO series, visit the Tennessee Dementia ECHO registration page.
Rebecca Miller is a member of the estate planning section at Chambliss. Rebecca uses her knowledge and expertise to give families peace of mind during some of life’s most difficult moments. She works with clients in both Tennessee and Georgia on elder law and special needs planning and care coordination, as well as solving disputes involving large estates and complicated assets. Clients count on her to guide them through conservatorships, both contested and uncontested, sometimes advising on whether a conservatorship is even necessary and who might be ideal to appoint. For more information on her experience and practice, visit Rebecca’s bio.
Sally Brewer has served as a senior care professional for over 30 years. She often assists with matters related to elder law, including powers of attorney, advance health care directives, conservatorship proceedings, care advocacy, placement support, dementia consultation, and Medicaid and veterans affairs systems benefits navigation. For more information on her experience, visit Sally’s bio.
