Long-Term Care Planning
in Denver

At BAM, our long-term care planning helps protect your retirement from one of its biggest potential risks.

We look at what care could cost, find any gap in your plan, and put a strategy in place before you need it.

  • Long-term care cost projections for Colorado
  • Tax-efficient long-term care funding
  • strategies
  • Gap analysis between your income and potential future care costs
  • Family and caregiver planning
  • Account access planning
Long term care planning in Denver

How We Build Your Care Plan

Step 1

Identify the Risk

About half of Americans 65 and older will need intensive long-term care at some point.¹ We start by looking at what that risk actually means for your specific plan.

Step 2

Project the Real Cost

In Colorado, long-term care typically runs from about $6,500 to more than $12,000 a month depending on the type of care,² and costs keep climbing.³ We project what that looks like years from now, not just today.

Step 3

Find and Help Fill the Gap

We compare your future income and portfolio against projected care costs. If a gap exists, we look at tax-efficient ways to help cover it, without adding unnecessary risk.

Step 4

Document the Plan

Even without a policy in place, we build a written plan: which accounts to spend down first, who to contact, and whether care happens at home or in a facility.

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Why It Matters

Long-term care may be one of the biggest potential risks to a retirement plan, and Medicare does not cover it.

Know what long-term care actually costs in Colorado, today and in the future.

Help keep the cost and burden of care from falling on your spouse or children

Have a documented plan ready, even without a policy if appropriate

Help protect your portfolio from being drained by a health event

Options for tax-efficient funding in place where you qualify

Help reduce stress and uncertainty for your family when care is needed

Who This Is For

You could benefit from long-term care planning if you:

  • Have never looked at what long-term care actually costs in Colorado
  • Are worried a future health event could drain your retirement savings
  • Want a plan in place before a decision has to be made under pressure
  • Haven’t reviewed who has access to your accounts

For 25+ years we’ve helped people just like you retire on their terms

“My wife and I trusted our previous financial advisors. But as I got closer to retirement, they weren’t listening to my concerns. I was worried about the high risk in our portfolio. Then we were invited to an informational dinner with BAM Advisory Group. We liked their organized approach to managing our money and preparing for retirement. Over time, I’ve built a strong trust with David & Kristy Afraimi and the entire BAM team. Everyone is responsive, professional, and genuinely cares about our family. Even one of our adult children now works with BAM as he begins thinking about retirement.”
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— David G.
“We have been working with the BAM Advisory Group for over seven years and have been impressed with them every step of the way. The BAM staff has gone the extra mile to develop a personal relationship with us and it's been a huge comfort knowing that we have such an incredible team behind us to help us navigate our future no matter what we encounter along the way!"
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— Peggy H.
 

Explore the Rest of Your Retirement Gameplan

Long-term care planning is one piece of the full BAM Retirement Gameplan.

We also help with income planning, tax planning, investment management, and estate and legacy planning, all working together toward one retirement plan.

Disclosures

¹ of Their Long-Term Care Risks?” Issue in Brief 25-3, Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, February 4, 2025. https://crr.bc.edu/do-households-have-a-good-sense-of-their-long-term-care-risks-2/

² CareScout, Cost of Care Survey 2025 (conducted July through November 2025). Colorado median annual costs: assisted living community $79,005; semi-private nursing home room $121,910; private nursing home room $146,183. Monthly figures are calculated by dividing annual medians by 12. https://www.carescout.com/cost-of-care

³ Genworth Financial, “CareScout Releases 2025 Cost of Care Survey Results,” March 2, 2026. https://investor.genworth.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/1054/carescout-releases-2025-cost-of-care-survey-results

Figures reflect statewide medians; actual costs vary by location, provider, and level of care.