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The Realities of Senior Care in Maine with Kaitlyn Cunningham Morse

The Realities of Senior Care in Maine with Kaitlyn Cunningham Morse

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Ep 111: Today’s episode is focused on one of the most complex and emotional decisions retirees and their families face: senior care. When the time comes to consider assisted living, home care, or long-term care, families often feel overwhelmed by industry jargon, pricing structures, and the uncertainty of choosing the right path.

Many seniors accept the pricing presented to them by facilities without knowing there’s room for negotiation or better-suited options available. Others struggle to navigate the differences between private pay and Medicaid-funded communities, unaware of how these choices impact their care and financial future.

Our guest today specializes in helping families cut through the confusion and find the best senior care solutions. If you’ve ever wondered when to start planning, how to navigate the system, or what the real differences are between private pay and Medicaid options, stay tuned - this is a conversation you won’t want to miss!

Chapters:

Welcome, Kaitlyn Cunningham Morse! [2:45]

What are the key benefits of having a Buyer’s Agent for senior living? [6:30]

What are the differences between private-pay and Medicaid-funded senior care options? [13:44]

How can families plan for care in a way that may allow them to stay in their homes? [20:16]

What steps can be taken today that would help be proactive and avoid last-minute (costly) decisions when it comes to senior care? [30:28]

How will Kaitlyn find her personal Retirement Success? [35:58]

Episode Conclusion. [38:48]

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