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The Lifecare Affordability Plan® is a healthcare-driven financial planning process for older adults.

For more than two decades, SEIA has provided holistic wealth management services to clients in the Washington, DC metro area. As part of this engagement, we have worked with families facing the declining health of their loved ones to help them navigate the complexities of healthcare support and housing and understand their financial options. In 2018, seeing the need to bring this solution to a larger audience, SEIA introduced the Lifecare Affordability Plan®, a flat-rate financial service that includes:

• Coordination with healthcare services. We work directly with healthcare providers to fully understand each patient’s care plan and potential clinical paths.
• Comprehensive financial review: We review all available income, assets, government benefits, liabilities, and ongoing costs to get a full picture of your financial situation.
• Family education: We engage with family members and advocates early in the planning process to make sure that the support team is informed and educated.
• Care-plan driven financial planning. The LCAP™ is an easy-to-understand action plan that helps you pay for the best possible care at a sustainable level. Each LCAP is developed for your family's unique circumstances. Your LCAP provides you with clear guidance on alternative courses of action and budgets. Your LCAP is designed to maximize care options while minimizing the financial impact on your family's security and quality of life.
• Step-by-step guidance. Our long history working with clients in crisis provides us with the long-term perspective needed to direct families to the suitable paths to take to achieve desired outcomes.
• Option to create investment portfolios. We can design customized investment portfolios that help preserve assets and generate liquidity while managing risk.

10/21/2026

If your family’s care needs changed tomorrow, what would you do first? Who would make the calls, organize the information, and keep everyone moving in the same direction?

The answer may involve more than one person: someone for health decisions, someone for finances, and someone for legal or household matters.

Naming roles before a crisis can reduce confusion and help everyone work from the same plan.

10/19/2026

If you are receiving care in a hospital, staying overnight does not always mean you have been formally admitted. You may be under observation, which is generally considered outpatient status.

Why does that matter? Your status may affect what Medicare covers next and what you may owe, including costs connected with follow-up or rehabilitation care.

Ask:
• Am I formally admitted or under observation?
• When did my status begin?
• How could this affect my coverage and next care setting?
• Who can explain my expected costs?

Bring a trusted person who can listen, take notes, and help you follow up. Listen to our podcast with John Norce to learn more: https://loom.ly/XCjp8Ok

10/18/2026

Medical care is only one part of supporting someone with Alzheimer’s or dementia.

Daily routines, transportation, meals, bills, safety, and caregiver breaks matter too.

Make a list of recurring needs, then ask family and friends to choose one way they can help.

Learn more here: https://loom.ly/a-EQ_hU

10/17/2026

Try this preparedness challenge: set a 20-minute timer and gather five things—emergency contacts, medication details, insurance information, legal documents, and care preferences. You may not finish today, but you will know what is missing.

We can help you start the conversation about what's missing: https://loom.ly/YD2kxTk

10/15/2026

Join Senior Services of Alexandria for
Active Aging: Explore, Volunteer, Thrive

on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, at 10:30 am
at Beatley Library, 5005 Duke Street, Alexandria
Register via email at [email protected]
or call 703 836 4414 ext 110.

Staying active and engaged is an important part of living well at every age. Discover new possibilities, make connections and find inspiration for staying active, engaged, and thriving in the years ahead. Hear from Cynthia Durakis DC, CFNMP of Willow Wellness Center about “What’s the Difference Between Healthspan and Lifespan?” and how we can focus not just on living longer, but on living healthier as we age.

Kristy Huettner with the Office of Historic Alexandria will share the many exciting things happening in Historic Alexandria, including programs, events, and opportunities to experience our city’s rich history.

Lisa Reeves and Mylene Feiler of Salty Birds Wellness will talk about beginner-friendly birding, the wellness benefits of spending time outdoors, and how noticing birds can create connection, curiosity and everyday adventure at any age.

10/14/2026

Could your family find the right contacts and documents in an emergency?

Make a simple care-ready folder with medical information, insurance details, legal documents, care preferences, and trusted contacts.

Then tell the right people where it is.

One organized folder can save valuable time.

We can help you create your plan folder: https://loom.ly/YD2kxTk

10/12/2026

Your prescriptions may stay the same while your drug-plan coverage changes.

Part D plans can update their premiums, deductibles, formularies, medication tiers, and pharmacy arrangements from year to year. That is why the Medicare annual election period—October 15 through December 7—is an important time to review your options for the coming year.

Before you compare plans, make a current list of:
• Every prescription and dosage
• Your preferred pharmacies
• Any plan notices you received
• Questions about expected costs

Do not treat prescription coverage as “set it and forget it.”

Listen to our podcast with John Norce to learn more: https://loom.ly/XCjp8Ok

10/11/2026

An Alzheimer’s or dementia diagnosis brings medical questions, but families also need a plan for daily support, decision-making, finances, and changing care needs. Start by identifying responsibilities, documenting preferences, and connecting the professionals involved. A plan will evolve, but an early framework can give families direction.

What role needs to be clarified first? Start on https://loom.ly/jXle1a4

10/10/2026

After a serious diagnosis, families often feel pressure to solve everything at once.

Instead, focus on the next 72 hours: write down questions, choose one family contact, gather essential documents, and ask what support is needed right now.

Small steps can bring structure to an uncertain moment.

The Conversation Project offers many resources: https://loom.ly/Sy2vw60

10/08/2026

One meaningful way to honor parents is to listen to their voice about future care decisions.

Ask about living preferences, who they trust to help, how care might be funded, and which documents need attention.

A respectful conversation today can protect dignity and reduce uncertainty tomorrow.

The Conversation Project offers many resources: https://loom.ly/Sy2vw60

Address

1650 Tysons Boulevard, Suite 1575
Tysons Corner, VA
22102

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 6pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 6pm

Telephone

(844) 347-2344

Website

https://lifecareaffordability.com/

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