For Wisconsin adults, couples & caregivers

Request a Long-Term Care Planning Review

A calm first step to understand potential funding approaches, the questions worth comparing, and how a care event could affect your retirement and the people you love — before anyone needs care.

  • Introductory and no-pressure — a conversation, not a sales call
  • Not an application: no instant approval, no guaranteed quote
  • No medical details, documents, or account numbers needed to start
Sarah Elizabeth DePover, MBA, Northwestern Mutual financial advisor
Sarah Elizabeth DePover, MBA
Northwestern MutualWaukesha, WI · 608-695-2891

Request your review

A few basics is all it takes. No documents, health details, or account numbers.

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What we’ll review

Planning that starts with your family, not a product.

How a care event could realistically affect your retirement income, savings, and the people around you

The questions that matter when comparing funding approaches — self-funding, traditional long-term care coverage, and life/LTC hybrid designs

What Medicare generally does and does not cover for extended care, and where Wisconsin resources fit

How any coverage you already have would work alongside your broader plan

Want background first? Read about long-term care planning or what Medicare generally pays for.

How it works

Three simple steps, at your pace.

  1. 1

    Request your review

    Share a few basics using the form — no medical details, account numbers, or documents needed.

  2. 2

    Talk it through

    A short, no-pressure conversation about who and what you're planning for, and the questions you want answered.

  3. 3

    Decide your next step

    Leave with a clearer picture of the approaches worth comparing. Whether to go further is entirely up to you.

Common questions

What people ask before requesting a review.

Educational information only. Actual availability, cost, underwriting, eligibility, and any recommendations depend on individual circumstances and carrier review and are not guaranteed.