Care planning is not just a “later in life” issue—and it is not only a senior issue. Adults in their 30s, 40s, 50s, and beyond are increasingly navigating caregiving for parents, protecting their own income and families, and planning for what happens if care is needed unexpectedly.

 At the same time, older adults are seeking clarity on how to preserve independence and avoid burdening loved ones. This course is intentionally designed to meet people where they are, across life stages, while focusing on practical decisions that drive better outcomes and higher engagement.

This educational seminar takes a real-world, multi-generational approach to care planning. It explains how short-term care needs—such as recovery after surgery, temporary in-home assistance, or transitional care—often become the first point of entry into longer-term care decisions. 

Participants learn how Medicare fits into these situations, where coverage stops, and how families across age groups can plan ahead using…