Long-Term Care and Medicaid Planning

Studies show that two out of every five people reaching age 65 need some type of long-term care. In New Hampshire and Vermont, the annual cost of nursing home care ranges from $210 to $440 per day.

Some people pay over $250,000 per year for 24/7 home care. 

Medicare and most health insurance plans do not cover the cost of long-term care.

This report provides an understanding of the components involved in long-term care planning: Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, and estate planning. It explains how recent changes in the law and future trends affect tomorrow’s long-term care consumer.

February 2026
Feb 11
11 February 2026
Online,
United States

Join Jamie Thaxton for our Long-Term Care and Medicaid Planning Workshop.  This is a 2-hour educational presentation that will cover planning for incapacity or disability, guardianships, the basics of long-term […]

June 2026
Jun 10
10 June 2026
Online,
United States

Join Jamie Thaxton for our Long-Term Care and Medicaid Planning Workshop.  This is a 2-hour educational presentation that will cover planning for incapacity or disability, guardianships, the basics of long-term […]

September 2026
Sep 09
09 September 2026
Online,
United States

Join Jamie Thaxton for our Long-Term Care and Medicaid Planning Workshop.  This is a 2-hour educational presentation that will cover planning for incapacity or disability, guardianships, the basics of long-term […]

November 2026
Nov 11
11 November 2026
Online,
United States

Join Jamie Thaxton for our Long-Term Care and Medicaid Planning Workshop.  This is a 2-hour educational presentation that will cover planning for incapacity or disability, guardianships, the basics of long-term […]

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