Planning for long-term care can feel overwhelming—but it doesn’t have to be. With the right strategy, you can create a plan that helps protect your health, your finances, and confidence in your future plans.

The first step is understanding your options. From in-home care to assisted living and nursing facilities, each path offers different levels of support. The right choice depends on your health, lifestyle, and personal preferences. Next, take a close look at your finances. Consider your savings, investments, and insurance coverage. This will help you determine how much care you can afford—and how to fund it without compromising your retirement goals. There are several planning strategies to explore:

• Traditional LTC Insurance: Offers dedicated coverage but can be costly.
• Hybrid Life + LTC Policies: Provide care benefits or a death benefit if unused, but can have high upfront costs and can be complex, with limited customization.
• Asset-Based Solutions: Reposition existing funds to cover future care needs.
• Joint-Care Plans: Ideal for couples, offering shared benefits and flexibility 

Don’t forget to involve your family. Nearly 60% of long-term care is provided by unpaid caregivers—usually spouses or children. Having a plan in place can ease that burden and ensure your wishes are honored.

Getting a head start on creating and continually monitoring a plan is a great way to prepare for any future needs. Call us at 678-539-9518 and our experienced team will help you explore which strategy fits your goals and gives you an actionable plan for the future.

1. https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/few-plan-for-long-term-care-though-most-will-need-it-201305066195

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