Home Care, Assisted Living, and Long-Term Care Insurance: How Families Make the Next Move | Part 2 | 62WhoKnew

April 23, 202623:35Michael Banner, Lindsay Friedman, Lance A. Slatton, Ryan Buck

Home Care

Assisted Living

Memory Care

Long-Term Care Insurance

Senior Care Decisions

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In the second half of this panel conversation, 62WhoKnew tackles the practical side of senior care decisions.

Michael Banner, Lindsay Friedman, Lance A. Slatton, and Ryan Buck discuss when home care is no longer enough, how families approach assisted living and memory care, and why long-term care insurance can change everything when planning for the future.

What you'll learn in this episode

When home care is no longer enough for a loved one
How families approach assisted living and memory care decisions
Why long-term care insurance can change everything
The difference between clients with and without long-term care insurance
Practical tips for navigating the next move in senior care

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