Les Robinson Speaks at National Convention of the Financial Planning Association: Strategies for Successful Aging


Les Robinson, a renowned expert in long-term care planning and author of “Protect Your Money from Medicaid and Nursing Homes”, delivered a highly anticipated presentation at the National Convention of the Financial Planning Association (FPA). The session was “Win! Win! Win! – Strategies for Successful Aging” was a highlight of the event, offering powerful insights into successful aging, financial security, and long-term care planning.

Les, alongside distinguished speaker and LTC planning specialist Margie Barrie, shared industry updates and key strategies for maintaining health, wealth, and lifestyle as individuals age. Their presentation drew an enthusiastic audience, and the energy in the room reflected the importance of these topics for financial professionals and their clients.

His expert advice addressed key concerns such as estate planning, beneficiary designations, and Medicaid protection strategies, which are essential for financial professionals and their clients.

“Too many families are caught off-guard by the high costs of nursing homes and the restrictions imposed by Medicaid His book “ How to Protect Your Money from Medicaid and Nursing Homes “ was written to provide people with the tools they need to plan ahead, giving them peace of mind that they will be financially secure while receiving the care they deserve.”

A unique feature of the book is its in-depth chapter on fall prevention, a critical aspect of avoiding long-term care events. Les, who also teaches classes at University Express in Erie County and across Western New York, emphasizes that preventing falls preserves health and plays a crucial role in reducing the need for costly long-term care.

Les Robinson is a long-term care planning expert on Medicaid protection strategies. He has taught numerous classes across Western New York, authored educational materials on planning for aging, and developed The LESLTC Process℠ to help families achieve clarity, control, and confidence regarding their long-term care needs.