Legal & Financial Guidance for Aging Well

Kansas Elder Care Planning

Protect Your Loved Ones Through Every Stage of Aging

At Advanced Legal Planning, we help families across Kansas navigate the complexities of elder care — from healthcare choices and asset protection to long-term living arrangements and Medicaid planning.

Whether you’re caring for aging parents or preparing for your own future, our elder care planning services give you the tools, knowledge, and legal protection you need to make informed decisions with confidence.

What Is Elder Care Planning?

Elder care planning is a comprehensive legal and financial approach to:

Long-term healthcare coordination
Medicaid qualification and spend-down
Asset protection from nursing home costs
Estate planning and trusts
Special needs planning
Advocacy for vulnerable elders
Powers of Attorney & Advance Directives

Who Needs Elder Care Planning in Kansas?

Seniors preparing for future care needs
Adult children caring for elderly parents
Families with Alzheimer’s or dementia concerns
Couples wanting to preserve assets for the next generation
Anyone facing the high cost of nursing homes or assisted living

Why Work With Us?

Our attorney, Mark Galloway, brings personal experience as a family caregiver into every case. We provide not just legal solutions, but deep empathy and personalized support.

Client Testimonial

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

“Mark took the time to understand our family’s concerns and helped us create a full elder care plan for my father. We now have legal, medical, and financial clarity.”

James & Tasha B.

Manhattan, KS

Start Your Kansas Elder Care Plan Today

Every day you wait is a day your future is unprotected. Let’s create a plan that preserves your wishes, secures your assets, and protects those you love.

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FAQs – Kansas Elder Care Planning

How is elder care planning different from estate planning?

Estate planning focuses on what happens after death. Elder care planning focuses on protecting you during life — including care, money management, and medical wishes.

What happens if I don’t plan?

Without a plan, decisions may fall to the state or courts. Your assets and wishes could be at risk. Early planning ensures your voice is heard and your legacy preserved.