Behind every long-term care plan is a caregiver carrying the weight. In this final episode of Season 1, Josh Ellis and Roger Walters explore the growing caregiver crisis—what it means for families, how caregiving affects physical and emotional health, and why support systems are critical.

They share stories from the frontlines of caregiving and introduce Easy Care Decision’s mission to support caregivers, not just through financial planning but through real community and resources.

Topics Covered:

✔️ The emotional and financial toll on caregivers

✔️ How caregiving impacts work, relationships, and health

✔️ What support systems are (and aren't) available

✔️ A sneak peek at Season 2: real caregiver stories and conversations

This episode is for anyone who’s been a caregiver, is a caregiver, or loves one.

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The U.S. is facing a long-term care crisis as 10,000 people turn 65 every day. With fewer caregivers, rising costs, and state-funded programs under pressure, planning ahead has never been more important. In this episode, Josh Ellis and Roger Walters break down what’s happening, how states are responding, and what this means for your future care options.

Topics Covered:

✔️ Why the aging population is outpacing the workforce

✔️ The rising cost of long-term care & dementia care

✔️ How states are responding with Medicaid changes & new taxes

✔️ Why planning ahead gives you better care & financial security

The best time to plan is before you need care. Tune in for expert insights!

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Long-term care is expensive—but the right plan can help protect your savings. In this episode, Josh and Roger dive into the financial side of long-term care, discussing costs, funding options, and how early planning can save you money. If you’ve ever wondered how much care really costs or how to make it more affordable, this episode is for you.

Topics Covered:

The real cost of long-term care (home care, assisted living, nursing homes)

How long-term care insurance works (and who should consider it)

Alternative ways to fund care (annuities, savings, Medicaid planning)