Roughly 70% of people over 65 will need some form of long-term care, whether this is through assisted living, nursing homes, or in-home care. In Part 2 of this interview, we talk with Arvette M. Reid about how to plan long-term care for yourself or a loved one.

Time Stamps

0:00 Home care is a viable alternative to senior care communities.
0:35 How much does home care cost?
2:10 How do you pay for home care?
4:22 Can family members get paid to care for loved ones?
6:40 Common misconceptions about long-term care insurance
8:00 Hiring a private caregiver
11:25 How can you quickly find care at-need?

To see Part 1, click here:    • How to Plan Long-Term Care (Part 1)  

Arvette M. Reid is the Client Services Director in SEIA’s Virginia office and works with Tom West in the practice’s Lifecare Affordability Plan® service. She joined the practice after working 15 years as a marketing professional in the senior housing and healthcare industry where her tenure spanned a range of independent living, assisted living, nursing care, dementia, and hospice care. Her ability to bring the financial and healthcare worlds together truly makes a powerful impact on how families who are going through trying times are holistically served.

To learn more about Arvette’s services, check out the Lifecare Affordability Plan website: https://lifecareaffordability.com/

To learn how to pay for assisted living, watch:    • How to Pay for Assisted Living  

To learn more about long-term care options: https://www.theseniorlist.com/