Are you ready to take charge of the future? Whether supporting an older parent or planning your own aging, it's crucial to understand the intricacies of long-term care and be prepared for any unexpected twists and turns.
Lisa Mayfield, our principal and founder, was invited by Kristin McHugh, Lead Advisor with Brighton Jones, to a conversation about proactive planning for the essentials of eldercare.
We’ve created a series of eleven episodes, this being the first, from this informative conversation. The next 11 weeks will provide a comprehensive review of the steps, supports, and services everyone needs to prepare for their own aging, that of their partner or spouse, or planning for your parents or others you care about.
Will you need help? According to the U.S. Administration on Aging, recent research shows that “most Americans turning age 65 will need long-term care services at some point in their lives.”1
The first step is to kind of build a team of support around you. Pull in professionals who can help you anticipate, plan for, and navigate changes.
Engaging knowledgeable professionals who can offer guidance and expertise, including:
Being proactive now leads to greater peace of mind and better outcomes. Preparation emerges as the key to embracing the evolving chapters of life while maintaining a sense of control and independence.
1. Who Needs Care? https://acl.gov/ltc/basic-needs/who-needs-care
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