
Elder Care Planning FAQs
Elder care planning involves developing strategies to address the legal, financial, and healthcare needs of seniors as they age. It covers areas like asset protection, long-term care planning, estate planning, care coordination, and more.
Proper planning can help protect your assets from the high costs of long-term care, maintain your independence and quality of life, and ensure your wishes are carried out regarding healthcare decisions and estate distribution.
It's never too early to start planning. The sooner you begin, the more options you'll have available. However, even if you or your loved one requires immediate care, there may still be strategies we can implement.
Our services include planning ahead for asset protection, community care planning, long-term care planning, estate planning*, care coordination & advocacy.
By combining expertise in elder law*, asset protection strategies, and nursing case management, we can develop truly comprehensive plans tailored to each family's unique situation and goals.
After an initial free consultation, our fees are provided on a flat-rate basis depending on the scope of services needed. This allows for transparent and predictable costs.
Yes, a key part of our services involves helping clients qualify for benefits like Medicaid/MassHealth, and the Veterans Aid+Attendance pension to help cover long-term care costs.
