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[quote=Anonymous]To the second poster with a SN son or daughter, if one has a disability that will qualify for a Medicaid Waiver funding stream for adult support services, then understand it is nit portable from one state to another.  If one has one and is using it, do you want to give up the services? If one does not have one, then consider this in where you will retire.   e sure to do the research on needed services and how long the waiting list(s) are.

Also, important if you have other adult children is considering who woukd be most able willing and able to support your disabled adult child when you no longer can and how?  Not necessarily in one’s own home, but in checking regularly as needed.  This means having direct talks about what uf??

It also means doing the financial o,an in and long term care plan in fir yourselves so that you could plan for and fund your care needs yourself and it depend on your children. You realize one or both of you could not have the option of a CCRC until you disabled adult child was set or was 62 to be able to go with you due to federal rules.  This makes it a hard scenario to even try to map out.

We are staying where we are for ow as all three are in excellent health and the adult with SNs has a full lifestyle.  Also excellent health services for all here.  Still likely to move in time closer to another sibling, and we woukd need to start over on. Waiver waiting list fir her.  I woukd be interested in your thinking.

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