Long-Term Care Planning Checklist (Free Download)

Know if it’s time to start planning—before a crisis happens.

Long-term care decisions often come quickly and unexpectedly. This free checklist helps you identify early warning signs so you can protect your spouse, your home, and your savings.

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Takes less than 5 minutes to complete.

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What This Checklist Covers

Health and caregiving needs
Financial readiness and asset protection
Home and property concerns
Legal documents and decision-making
Timing risks like Medicaid’s five-year look-back rule

This checklist is designed to help you quickly assess whether you should begin planning now—or if you still have time to prepare.

Who This Is For

Spouses caring for a partner with declining health
Families concerned about nursing home costs
Couples who want to protect their home and savings
Anyone unsure if their legal or financial plans are up to date

What You’ll Discover

Whether daily care needs are increasing
If recent health changes signal a need for planning
Whether your assets could be at risk
If your legal documents are outdated or missing
Whether you’re prepared for Medicaid eligibility rules

What to Do After You Complete It

If you check two or more boxes, it’s a strong sign that now is the time to begin planning.

Early planning can help you:

Protect your home and savings
Qualify for benefits sooner
Avoid costly last-minute decisions
Reduce stress on your family

Ready for the Next Step?

If you’d like help understanding your options, speaking with an elder law attorney can give you clarity and direction.

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Why Start Now?

Many families wait too long to plan for long-term care. By starting early, you give yourself more options, more control, and more peace of mind.

Don’t wait for a crisis. Start with clarity today.

📚 Learn More About Long-Term Care Planning

If you’re not ready to speak with an attorney yet, start by educating yourself with these helpful guides:

These resources will help you better understand your options, avoid common mistakes, and make informed decisions about long-term care planning.