Jim and Susan were referred to the LCAP team by an aging lifecare professional who was working with the couple to manage home care for Susan, who had become increasingly forgetful and belligerent. The lifecare professional thought that Jim might benefit from Medicaid planning. Jim was still […]
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Cynthia (age 61) and Sebastian (age 66) are facing dual diagnoses. He has been diagnosed with early- to mid-stage Alzheimer’s disease, while Cynthia suffers from the debilitating effects of chronic autoimmune disease. She was referred to the LCAP team by her attorney. What if Something Happens to
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Michelle (age 64) was in a position none of us would envy. She was caring for her husband Ron who was diagnosed with advanced-stage cancer while also responsible for providing care to Esther, her 95-year-old mother who had suffered multiple strokes. She was referred to the LCAP
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Michael (age 47) and April (age 46) were a young couple grappling with a devastating diagnosis. Michael, a computer science professional, had early-stage dementia. Michael inherited money from his parents and was a sophisticated investor and active stock trader, effectively managing several million dollars in assets by
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Mary (age 76) and Steve (age 75) are in an independent living environment in an affluent lifecare community in Northern Virginia. Steve has been diagnosed with intermediate-stage dementia. Mary is a no-nonsense, sophisticated investor, who has successfully managed the couple’s multi-million dollar assets. We were referred to
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