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Long Term Care Planning in Boynton Beach

Millman Law Group long term care planning in Boynton Beach

The Millman Law Group can help you start long term care planning in Boynton Beach.

Close to 70% of all senior citizens will require long-term care at some point in their lives, but very few have a care plan in place. Without a care plan, an older adult can suffer an injury or receive a diagnosis that calls for long-term care and have their life upturned by the change. Long term care planning in Boynton Beach can help people avoid the shock and confusion of this sudden life transition. When a plan for long-term care is in place, seniors can rest easy knowing that they will receive care from the institution or caregiver of their choice. They will also know that their finances will be prepared to handle these changes in care. 

The elder care coordinators and attorneys of The Millman Law Group can help you navigate this long term care planning process. Aaron Millman, Esq., CPA, founded The Millman Law Group to provide seniors of Florida with a range of essential estate planning services. We understand that every individual’s needs are different, and our skilled team is ready to help you make the best decisions for your care. 

How Long Term Care Planning Helps You 

Long term care planning might be required for many reasons, including disability, illness, injury, or infirmity. This care may be required for different periods, from just a few weeks to many years. To create a long term care plan, you must consider: 

  • How you wish to receive care
  • The type of long term care you desire or need
  • Who will provide that care
  • How you will finance care costs

The elder care coordinator will work with elder care experts at The Millman Law Group to help you navigate the sometimes complex process of long term care planning in Boynton Beach. 

When It’s Time to Create Your Care Plan 

Many people don’t have a care plan because they do not think they need one. However, life-changing illnesses often come suddenly and leave you with no time to carefully prepare for the care you need. If you plan well before any injury or diagnosis occurs, you can easily face these sudden changes. 

However, a few signs indicate you should start long-term care planning as soon as possible. These signs include: 

  • A terminal diagnosis
  • The occurrence of a life-altering accident
  • A parent shows early signs of probable dementia or Alzheimer’s 
  • A person is showing a loss of energy or declining mobility 
  • A health scare or hospital visit has made it clear that you are not prepared for long term care

If you are experiencing any of these situations, now is the time to start creating your long term care plan. 

The Role of Your Elder Care Coordinator 

At The Millman Law Group, you will work with an elder care coordinator to create a thoughtful care plan. The elder care coordinator is highly knowledgeable in Medicaid planning, veterans benefits, and complicated health insurance policies. Your coordinator can help you navigate the costs required for long term care planning in Boynton Beach and help you avoid plans that could drain your resources. 

The goal of The Millman Law Group is to ensure that your family has the financial resources necessary to maintain the best elder care. We offer our clients free life care planning consultations and workbooks to prepare for care planning. If you are ready to plan for the future, contact The Millman Law Group today. 

Contact The Millman Law Group to Start Long Term Care Planning in Boynton Beach

Millman Law Group, PLLC is one of the only law firms that offers life planning in South Florida. From life care planning to the preparation of detailed estate plans, Millman Law Group has committed to serving Floridian elderly communities in Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Ocean Ridge, Hillsboro Beach, and many other areas since 2018. Our dedicated team specializes in special needs trusts and catering to any age demographic because we know that it’s never too early to start preparing for your future. For the latest news in estate planning and elder care law, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Pinterest. You can also contact us at 561-463-6480.