Smart move — you're planning ahead
No emergency yet — but you can feel it coming. Maybe your parent is slowing down, or you're starting to think about your own future. Planning now isn't pessimistic. It's the single best thing you can do for your family.
Our guided assessment looks at your living situation, finances, and support network — then gives you a clear picture of how prepared you are.
Understand where you stand across housing, finances, health, and family support — and see exactly what gaps to close before they become urgent.
See what care actually costs where you live — with monthly estimates for each care type so you can plan around real numbers, not guesswork.
Get specific next steps based on your results — from financial strategies to legal documents to conversations you should have now, while you have time.
Most families start here feeling uncertain. Most finish feeling empowered.
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Heads up: the next questions will be about whoever you choose above — answer for them, not yourself (unless this is for you).
LTCareNav is a free resource for families navigating care decisions. Your answers are shared only with vetted LTCareNav advisors and are never sold.
Takes about 5 minutes. Always free.
LTCareNav's Track A care assessment helps families who are planning ahead for long-term care before an emergency arises. The assessment evaluates your current living situation, financial preparedness, health outlook, and family support network to generate a personalized preparedness score.
Your results include: a preparedness score across housing, finances, health, and family support; real monthly care cost estimates for your state including home care, assisted living, memory care, and nursing home costs; and a proactive action plan with specific next steps covering financial strategies, legal documents, and family conversations.
After completing the assessment, explore resources including Medicaid eligibility and planning, caregiver compensation programs, veterans benefits like VA Aid and Attendance, financial planning tools, nonprofit assistance from organizations like the Alzheimer's Association, and your state's senior services directory.
Your assessment gives you the first piece of the puzzle. Now, understand how to pay for it, what benefits you qualify for, and where to find trusted help in your state.
Your care situation isn't static — and your plan shouldn't be either. Pull your assessment, care recommendations, ways to pay for care, and local resources into one place — so you have a full, executable picture and introductions to the people who can help make it work.
Save your assessment results, care preferences, and next steps — all in one place, anytime you need them
Personalized cost projections that help you see which funding tools work best for your situation
Edit and update as health, income, or preferences change — your plan adapts with you
One dashboard — care recommendations, Medicaid timelines, local resources, and curated introductions to providers who can help
Always free — no credit card required.