Senior & Care Facility Notary
Mobile Notary for Seniors, Hospitals, and Care Facilities
Riverstone Signature Services provides patient, respectful mobile notary services for seniors, families, hospitals, assisted living communities, skilled nursing facilities, and care facilities.
We understand that notary appointments involving seniors or healthcare settings may require extra care, patience, and clear communication.
Appointment Locations
- Hospitals
- Assisted living communities
- Skilled nursing facilities
- Senior living communities
- Rehabilitation facilities
- Care facilities
- Hospice settings, where appropriate
- Family meeting locations by arrangement
Common Documents
- Power of attorney documents
- Healthcare directives
- Trust-related documents
- Estate-related documents
- Facility forms
- Financial authorization forms
- Affidavits
- Other documents requiring notarization
Important Signer Requirements
The signer must:
- Personally appear before the notary
- Provide acceptable identification
- Be willing to sign
- Be alert and aware
- Understand that they are signing a document
- Communicate directly with the notary in English
Dementia, Cognitive Impairment, or Serious Illness
A diagnosis, age, illness, or residence in a care facility does not automatically determine whether a notarization can or cannot proceed.
However, the notary must be able to communicate directly with the signer and assess whether the signer appears willing, aware, and able to participate in the notarial act at the time of the appointment.
If the signer is confused, unwilling, unable to communicate, or appears pressured, the notarization may be refused.
Family and Facility Coordination
Family members, caregivers, or facility staff may help coordinate the appointment. However:
- The signer must communicate directly with the notary in English
- The signer must be signing voluntarily
- The signer must provide acceptable identification
- The notary cannot rely on someone else to answer for the signer
- The notary cannot provide legal advice
Before Scheduling
- The signer has acceptable ID
- The signer will be awake and available
- The signer understands that a document needs notarization
- The signer is not taking medication, or under the effect of any medication, that could impair their ability to understand the notary process or the document they are signing
- The document is complete
- If witnesses are required, the signer, family, or care facility has arranged for them to be present
- The facility allows the appointment
- Parking or access instructions are available
Schedule a Senior or Care Facility Notary Appointment
Please contact us with the appointment location, document type, signer’s general availability, and any facility access instructions.