Do you need to use real estate to pay for long-term Care?
Just like many families, we did everything we could to keep our mother at home after she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Determined to honor her wishes, we provided care ourselves for as long as possible. But eventually, her safety required a move to long-term care. That's when we learned the cost would exceed $10,000 per month.
We believed that selling her home was our only option. In hindsight, it wasn't the right decision for our family. We made it under pressure and without a plan. Sadly, this is not rare. It's the reality for millions of families.
As a California-licensed broker and CPRES-certified advisor, I advise families on the highest and best use of residential property to pay for long-term care. specialize in structured analysis of whether to sell, lease, retain, or leverage equity in family-held property.
To be clear, I don't sell real estate or originate loans. I work as an independent, commission-free advisor who helps families coordinate with attorneys, CPAs, care managers, and real estate professionals so they have a clear plan before irreversible choices are made.
No more juggling multiple professionals or wondering if you're making the right choice.
You're Not Alone
Millions are Walking this Path
Millions are Walking this Path
Millions are Walking this Path
- 6 million families are currently caring for someone with Alzheimer's or dementia
- 64% of individuals with dementia will need long-term care
- Only 3% of families have long-term care insurance
Unseen Burden on Caregivers
Millions are Walking this Path
Millions are Walking this Path
- 35% of their income is spent on care.
- 50% provide 40+ hours of care each week.
- 50% reduce work hours, affecting their own financial security
- 25% have had to leave their jobs
After coming to terms with the reality that you need to use the family home to pay for long-term care, many are paralyzed by the fear that they will make the wrong decisions.
We believe there's always a better way forward. We help you approach long-term care decisions with confidence and hope.
We would be honored to meet with your family and learn more about your unique situation. Every person deserves long-term care that honors their dignity and your family's values.
We're here when you're ready to talk.
