Long-Term Care Planning

Care Navigation

Plan for the future so you can enjoy the future with your loved ones.

Embarking on a long-term care journey for yourself or loved ones can be complex and taxing. Our Care Navigation Team is here to provide you the new legal planning you need for a care journey, plus the services of a licensed social worker to help guide you through care options to find the right fit for your family.

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How Care Navigation is supported by Long-Term Care Planning

Benefits

Get the peace of mind you need to navigate the complexities of planning long-term care for yourself or a loved one.

  1. Prepare for the Future

    Enjoy the present with peace of mind knowing that you’ve prepared for long-term care.

  2. Plan for Loved Ones

    If you have family members with disabilities or who depend on you, prepare for their futures in advance.

  3. Protect Assets

    Don’t risk losing hard-earned assets and finances to unclear legal processes.

  4. Simplify Decisions

    Eliminate stress for yourself and your family as you make decisions now for long-term care.

How It Works

Peace of mind is closer than you think

These conversations can seem overwhelming and intimidating; we’re here to empower you with answers and options.

  1. Request a Consultation

    Meet with one of our quality and caring associates to ask questions, discuss your options, and plan for the future.

  2. Get a Tailored Plan

    Our associates will develop a plan specifically tailored to the needs of you and your family.

  3. Rest Assured

    Enjoy your second half of life with the peace of mind knowing your assets and the future of your family are taken care of.

Ready to plan and protect your future?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Conversations surrounding Long-Term Care Planning can seem intimidating. Let us answer your questions and provide you with peace of mind.

  • What is long-term care?

    Long-term care is a need for care that arises from an illness or injury that is expected to have a lasting impact on a person’s ability to perform the basic activities of daily living. Learn more about long-term care.

  • What are the costs and ways to pay for long-term care?

    The cost for long-term care varies based on the type of care chosen. Long-term care can include in-home care, retirement communities, assisted living communities, or nursing homes. Out-of-pocket cash, long-term insurance benefits, Medicaid long-term care benefits, or VA pension benefits can all be options to pay for long-term care.

    This article from our content library explores this concept further:

    What are the costs and ways to pay for long-term care?