Many people will need some form of long-term care as they age. Long-term care may include assistance with everyday activities such as bathing, dressing, eating, taking medications, or moving safely around the home.
Care may be provided in several settings, including:
Your home
An adult day care center
An assisted living community
A memory care facility
A skilled nursing facility.
Planning ahead can help you maintain greater control over where and how you receive care while reducing the financial and emotional burden on your family.
Medicare generally does not cover ongoing custodial care when personal assistance is the only type of care needed. Medicare may cover certain medically necessary home health or skilled nursing services when eligibility requirements are met, but it is not designed to pay for extended long-term care.
Because long-term care expenses can be significant, it is important to understand your options before care is needed.
Long-term care coverage is generally easier and more affordable to obtain while you are younger and in relatively good health. Waiting until care is needed may limit your available options.
Planning early may help you:
Protect retirement savings and other assets
Maintain more control over your care
Reduce dependence on family members
Prepare for care at home or in a facility
Create greater financial confidence for the future
Long-term care planning is not one-size-fits-all. We can help you review your concerns, budget, health considerations, and personal preferences to determine which available options may be appropriate for you.
Contact us today to schedule a complimentary, no-obligation consultation.

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