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When long-term care shows up, families either already have a plan in place or are forced to make one under pressure. Most families don’t avoid planning for long-term care because they don’t care. They avoid it because everything feels fine right now. The house is paid off, retirement income is working, and life has found a nice rhythm. This plan, this muted strategy, quietly defaults to one option: we’ll deal with it later ... if we have to. But long-term care rarely arrives