Real conversations with Lindsay Friedman, Founder of LTCareNav and Care Bloom
Certified Senior Care Advisor • Long-Term Care Expert • AgeTech Certified Expert • Certified National Caregiver • Certified ADL Expert
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Plan Today, Protect Tomorrow: A Guide to Understanding and Navigating Long-Term Care
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Dr. Danielle Carrera joins Mike, Lindsay, and Brian on 62WhoKnew to break down what it really takes to live longer and feel better — covering peptides, GLP-1 medications, hormone replacement, and the simple FACEIT method for becoming the CEO of your own health and wealth.
Mike Banner sits down with senior care advocate Suzanne Newman and long-term care expert Lindsay Friedman to expose how the aging and in-home care industry really works — from lead-selling placement schemes to the 'greed before need' model quietly hurting families — and how to protect your loved ones while actually affording aging in place.
Mike Banner talks with Colleen Cruz, Lindsay Friedman, and Brian Wally about how families can fund long-term care without giving up the family home — why reverse mortgages and long-term care insurance get so misunderstood, how to start these hard conversations before a crisis, and why something is better than nothing when you plan ahead.
Lindsay Friedman joins Suzanne Newman on Answers for Elders to discuss digital legacy planning — what happens to your phone, photos, passwords, and online accounts when you die, and how families can protect them before it's too late.
Lindsay Friedman joins Suzanne Newman on Answers for Elders to explain how everyday technology — starting with the television already in the living room — can help older adults stay connected, supported, and safely aging in place.
Suzanne Newman welcomes Lindsay Friedman, Founder and CEO of CareBLOOM and LT Care NAV, along with Shannon Lyons, COO of CareBLOOM. Together they discuss how innovative senior monitoring technology is helping family caregivers stay connected through a discreet smartwatch, home sensors, and a user-friendly app.
Suzanne Newman welcomes Lindsay Friedman and Melanie Gloede, CarePatrol franchise owner serving Dallas/Fort Worth. Together they explain the challenges families encounter when relocating older adults—including healthcare coordination, finances, legal paperwork, senior housing options, and long-term care planning.
Michael Banner is joined by Curtis Estes, Bryan Walley, and Lindsay Friedman for a timely conversation about longevity, retirement planning, family finances, aging in place, and preparing for a longer, healthier life.
Michael Banner, Lindsay Friedman, and Scott Moan discuss why long-term care planning cannot wait, covering asset protection, trusts, funeral planning, Medicaid, and caregiver compensation before a crisis forces the conversation.
Home ownership and home equity are not the same thing. Mike Banner, Craig Korn, Bryan Walley, and Lindsay Friedman discuss why families need to rethink how housing wealth fits into retirement, long-term care, inheritance, and legacy planning before a crisis forces the conversation.
Lindsay Friedman joins Suzanne Newman and Michael Banner on Answers for Elders to explore whether retirees will outlive their savings — covering longevity, retirement income, long-term care costs, and the importance of proactive financial planning.
Part 2 of the Answers for Elders conversation focuses on practical solutions for paying for long-term care — including reverse mortgages, home equity strategies, annuities, veterans benefits, and aging-in-place solutions.