If you search for “estate planning essentials” online, you will find a lot of consensus advice that is mostly on the mark for Indianapolis seniors and retirees. For example, you might be advised to draft a will, to establish a living trust, assign a power of attorney and set up an advance healthcare directive. You might find recommendations to check your insurance levels, too, or update your beneficiaries and make sure all paperwork is in good order. Good advice overall, but

Americans are living longer, and this means we need to consider places to live comfortably and safely later in life. As we know, we have to plan for our financial futures and retirement; planning for housing needs should go “hand-in-hand” with that planning process but is often neglected. As many Baby Boomers have been considered the “sandwich” generation, planning for your comfort and possibly for parents can be critical. Empty nesters may wish to look more at their personal

Most homes designed with universal design concepts can accommodate long-term safe and comfortable senior living, or “aging in place”.