Just Diagnosed with
Alzheimer's, Parkinson's
or Another Progressive
Condition?
We help you find the best options to pay for the extended care you may need while protecting your family and life savings.
Preserve life savings
Get Quality Care in the Setting of Your Choice
Protect your family
Finding the right option to pay for
extended care is challenging without guidance
- Trying to come to terms with a disease and its effect on you and your family is hard enough.
- Many people tell us they feel guilty about the care demands that they’ll put on family and friends.
- Thinking about needing extended care is scary, never mind figuring out how to pay for it.
- We’ve often seen spouses in tears when they were left with a lower income and less retirement money to live-on because suddenly everything got diverted to paying for care.
- On top of it, finding your way through the confusing and misleading information about Medicaid, long-term care insurance, private pay, and where to receive care is confusing and difficult to understand.
But it doesn't have to be that way...
Dementia & Alzheimer’s Facts
More than six in ten (63%) Alzheimer’s caregivers expect to continue having care responsibilities for the next 5 years
Of the total lifetime cost of caring for someone with dementia, 70% is borne by families
Even if You Haven't Planned Ahead
There Is Still Time To Make One
Using our 20+ years of combined experience to find the best option for you
- SRP has solutions to maximize your money to help it last as long as possible. Possibly leveraging multiple strategies including utilizing long-term care Medicaid benefits when it makes sense.
- This includes providing solutions to protect assets for your care, a spouse or loved ones.
- Starting early also gives you the best opportunity to receive help where you want it.
- Lastly, most clients tell us they want to make sure the emotional, financial, and physical well-being of family and friends helping them is taken care of. Planning now is the best way to do that.
You Have Choices
We know what it feels like to be caught up in a healthcare and financial web when you’ve just been diagnosed with a new chronic and or progressive medical diagnosis.
The healthcare system and options to pay for care are notoriously difficult to navigate, which can create unnecessary stress now and surprises later.
We combine all of our tools, knowledge, and professional networks to find you the BEST options to pay for extended care needs.
We provide custom plans utilizing solutions for which most people didn’t even know they had as options.
Your needs, wants, and concerns are always the primary focus.
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING…
Let Us Take Care of Everything!
Obtain Access to the Best Care and Keep
the Financial Security You Deserve.
Schedule a
discovery call
To share your situation with us. We’re here to listen and guide you to make the best choices that fit your specific needs.
We’ll prepare a comprehensive plan
To help you plan to pay for long-term care with options and strategies that will maximize your
assets.
Rest easy you have the right plan secured
You’ll be guided through the whole process.
Download Our Free Guides
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3 Strategies You Will Want To Know To Save You Thousands Of Dollars On Long Term Care
Feel at peace knowing you’re making the best, informed financial decisions for yourself or your loved one.
Nobody should lose their life savings to pay for their care. The right guidance can get you the best care without going broke or uprooting your life or the life of those you love.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, there are options available that allow you to take out the money if you don’t need it for care
Or it will go to a beneficiary. You do not lose the money
No, Medicaid does have asset limitations, you do NOT have to be poor to qualify. You can utilize
Medicaid planning solutions to preserve what you have worked so hard for your entire life. We work with
families that have small and large amounts of assets.
It’s only too late when you no longer have assets to work with or protect. Otherwise, it’s never too
Late. However, the options and the number of options will be different. The earlier, the better.
