The impact of not planning for long term care now could be devastating for your financial future.

Building wealth is not the only reason for good financial planning. Protecting the wealth you have already accumulated is also essential to the financial well-being of your family.

Medicaid rules and regulations have become so complex it’s important to seek advice from a well-qualified firm the knowledge, experience, and resources to guide you through the process.

No matter what your age, if you have assets, you need to make smart decisions about how to protect them. “Assets” include: Any type of savings, Real Estate, Retirement Accounts, Collectibles, a Business, and Life Insurance.

One of the best things you can do right now for you and your family is get legal, financial and care plans in place. Doing so allows you to participate in making decisions and ensures your family won’t be forced to make them for you in a crisis situation.

FGC Family Confidence Solution

Plan ahead, starting today, to be prepared for a long-term care crisis.
The cost of long-term care has many families concerned about their financial future. Families often find themselves having to spend all of their life savings to pay for extended care for a loved one. Guidelines allow the state to take homes to recover Medicaid expenditures. Medicaid is a program that helps with medical costs for some people with limited income and resources. Medicaid also offers benefits not normally covered by Medicare, like nursing home care and personal care services. Medicare will usually pay a maximum of 100 days of rehab in a long-term care facility. The family then becomes responsible for all expenses.

Applied knowledge is power. It is critical for you to develop a plan to protect yourself, your loved ones and your assets from the catastrophic consequences of a long term care illness.  If you do not plan ahead, the burden of providing emotional, physical or financial assistance for your care will fall upon your loved ones.One of the best things you can do right now for you and your family is get legal, financial and care plans in place.

We serve families seeking guidance in navigating the many facets of long-term care planning. Our geriatric care managers evaluate specific family situations and make recommendations that are in your loved one’s best interest.