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One question clients often ask me is “What happens to me if something happens to you?” As financial advisors, we work with clients through their “what if” scenarios on a regular basis. For instance, “What if…
RegentAtlantic hosts an annual You and Your Aging Parents presentation featuring a panel of legal, financial, and healthcare experts. The Q&A session is designed to cover the multifaceted planning needs and solutions available to those…
This past October, RegentAtlantic hosted clients and friends at our Morristown office for an educational panel presentation entitled “You and Your Aging Parents.” Our panelists included Michael Thompson, an estate and elder law attorney with…
If you or a family member are considering a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) for housing and future health care in retirement, it’s vitally important to consider your current financial resources against your potential new…
As seniors consider both healthcare and housing decisions in retirement, their options typically extend to polar opposites. They think of either “staying at home” or “moving to a community.” In response to seniors’ growing desire…
Many life plan communities (also known as continuing care retirement communities, or CCRCs) offer residents contracts that provide partial refunds of their entry fees. A life plan community refund typically ranges from 50 to 90%…
Retirees are usually looking to enhance their quality of life when they transition into life plan communities (formerly referred to as “continuing care retirement communities”). One thing you may not know is that many of…
If you or an elderly loved one has made the emotional and financial decision to transition into a Life Plan Community (LPC)—what was formerly called a Continuing Care Retirement Community, or CCRC—leave yourself plenty of…
As Baby Boomers continue to retire, questions about the costs associated with long-term care continue to concern them. Questions we commonly hear include: Exactly how will I pay for long-term care if my spouse or…
There is no doubt that language in the senior housing world can be confusing. It is often difficult to differentiate between “assisted living,” “skilled nursing,” “independent living,” “continuing care,” “age-restricted” and the myriad of other…
