Seventy Eight million “baby boomers” will turn 65 in 2011. Thirty Five million are currently over 65. The cost of medical care and nursing home care continues to rise exponentially.

We believe that education is the key in enabling our clients to feel secure about their decisions with long term care issues.

With the revision of Medicaid legislation contained in the Deficit Reduction Act of 2006, many of the planning opportunities qualifying clients for Medicaid assistance have been eliminated. Long term care insurance has moved to the forefront of protecting assets.

It is essential that clients understand that all insurance companies are not created equal.

Our clients not only have several insurance options with many companies to compare, but also have the advantage of creating strategies for those that can’t afford or don’t qualify for insurance. This is accomplished by working with our staff and our attorney in developing strategies designed to preserve our clients’ assets.