| Living longer means more time with loved ones, more family milestones, and lasting memories across generations. Longer lives can also bring unexpected health challenges, care needs, and important financial decisions. Planning ahead is one of the most effective ways to maintain control and provide peace of mind for yourself and the people who may one day help care for you.
The difficulty is that many families wait until a health crisis occurs before addressing long-term care planning. By then, decisions often need to be made quickly while navigating complex legal, financial, medical, and caregiving considerations. With significant Medi-Cal rule changes scheduled for July 2027, individuals and families who already have a plan in place may also need to review whether their current strategies still align with future eligibility requirements and asset preservation goals. For those without a plan in place, it is imperative to ensure you have one that will protect you when you cannot protect yourself.
Join Estate Planning attorney Victoria Rayman for an educational discussion on the upcoming Medi-Cal changes, what they mean for California families, and how proactive planning can help protect what matters most. Explore current and future rules, understand the importance of timing, and learn how to evaluate whether your existing trust, assets, and planning strategies should be reviewed before the new requirements take effect.
Reserve your seat today and review what you need before the 2027 Medi-Cal changes arrive. |
