A Life Care Plan answers every tough question you’ve ever asked about your loved one’s long-term care. It answers questions you didn’t even know to ask! Our staff surrounds you with support.

• We help you with acute care.
• We help you with long-term care.
• We help you find ways to pay for your care.
• We help you access community services.

And then we help put it all together for you. A Life Care Plan gives you the confidence that your loved one’s needs are cared for–until the end of life.

A Life Care Plan Answers Every Tough Question–Now and in the Future

Whether you’re dealing with your own long-term care situation or that of a spouse, parent or cherished loved one, you’ve probably asked questions like these…

Who pays for nursing home care?

What happens to my estate if Dad dies without a will?

Can Mom give her house to an adult child to keep in from being taken by the state?

Do I have to pay taxes on the money Mom gave me?

Is it illegal to give away assets in order to qualify for?

What health care, chronic care, and long-term care services are available?

How can I get the care I need and want, whether in my own home, in a residential community or assisted-living facility, in a child’s home, or in a nursing home?

How will financial and health care decisions be made for me if I can’t make them for myself?

Who can I rely on to make sure that those decisions are the right ones?

If I can’t take care of myself, who will make sure my spouse continues to have a good quality of life?

If we have a health care crisis, what will we have to do? Where do we turn for the help we need?

How do I know I am getting good care?

Who will advocate and intervene for me if necessary to ensure my right to quality health care and long-term care?

How do I assure my financial security as I get older?

What public benefits am I entitled to and what do I have to do to qualify for them?

Should I rely on Medicaid or other government benefits to help pay for my care?

How do I apply for benefits?

What kinds of insurance do I need?

Should I buy long-term care insurance?

Should I join a Medicare HMO?

How and when should I distribute my assets?

Can I save taxes and avoid probate?

Do I have to spend all of my money on my care, whether in my home or in a residential care facility such as a nursing home?

How can I protect my assets to take care of my spouse, to ensure I get good care, or to leave to my children?

How do I provide for family members with special needs?

Are there Veteran’s benefits that could help me or my spouse?