
For adult children
Questions to Ask Your Parents About Care
Conversation starters, warning signs, questions with room for answers, care costs, funding paths and a documents organizer.
For independent long-term care insurance professionals
Monthly campaigns, consumer guides, landing pages and lead capture, written for the families you serve and ready to launch with your name, license and agency on every piece.



Why consistent marketing matters
Most families start thinking about long-term care after a fall, a diagnosis or a holiday visit. A steady, educational campaign keeps your name in front of them before that moment, not after it.
of people turning 65 will need some type of long-term care services and supports in their remaining years.
Source: Administration for Community LivingAmericans are family caregivers, the adult children and spouses who influence a long-term care decision.
Source: AARP, 2025The year November became Long-Term Care Awareness Month, a built-in selling season the campaigns are timed around.
Source: AALTCIWhat you get
Each month is one message and one offer, the Free Family Care Plan Review, carried through every channel so leads land in one place.
A sample campaign landing page. Your name, phone, agency and license details replace the placeholders.
Sized for Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Stories, with captions and hashtags.
Subject lines, preview text and body copy, ready to send to clients and prospects.
Primary and secondary keywords, long-tail phrases, negative keywords and audience notes.
A Free Family Care Plan Review offer, a short form and an optional 12-second presenter video.
For seminars, office visits, mailers and referral partners.
Print, approval and publish dates for each channel, with campaign codes and UTM tags.
An educational tone, cited sources and room for your license details.
The campaign calendar
Each one is timed to what families are thinking about that month, from Medicare Open Enrollment to tax season. Pick a month to see it.

Senior expo kits
Pick a state and county to see upcoming senior and healthcare expos near you. Each expo gets its own kit with the event name, date and venue built in. See how a booth brings in new clients ↓
Only upcoming expos with a confirmed date are shown. The list is refreshed every quarter: past expos roll off and new dates and locations are added. Confirm details and book your booth with the organizer.
Why exhibit
Senior expos gather older adults, and often their adult children, in one room to collect information on Medicare, housing, home care and the cost of care. A booth puts you face to face with people who came to plan, in their own county.
Visitors walk the aisles on purpose, with questions about care and how to pay for it. You meet them in person instead of competing for attention online.
Hand out “Questions to Ask Your Parents About Care” and “My Wishes, My Plan.” A useful guide starts the conversation without a sales pitch, and your name goes home with it.
The door prize board’s QR code sends visitors to your registration form. Each code is tagged, so you know which board and which expo every lead came from.
The kit’s reminder and thank-you emails and text are timed in the release calendar. Add entries to a CRM such as HubSpot to automate follow-up and book appointments.
Who attends
of attendees at the 2026 Davis Senior Expo in Utah were 52 or older, 74% were women and 99% came from in state.
Source: EventHub organizer profilevisitors per event, from community-center health fairs to regional expos with 100+ exhibitors.
Sources: organizer and local news reports below| Expo | Attendees | Exhibitors | Reported by |
|---|---|---|---|
| Senior Day Expo, Bossier City, LA | 3,000+ a year | 120+ | KTAL News |
| Senior Expo, Kalamazoo, MI | 1,000+ | 150+ organizations | Second Wave Media |
| COSA Celebrating Age Expo, Delaware County, PA | About 900 | 50+ | Delaware County Daily Times |
| Boomers & Beyond Senior Expo, Youngstown, OH | 800+ | — | The Vindicator |
| Community Senior Health Expos | 100–350+ | 20–40+ | Organizer exhibitor form |
Attendance figures are as reported by organizers and local news, and results vary by event. Ask the organizer for expected attendance and audience before you book a booth. Get consent before you contact anyone, and follow any event, carrier and state rules for insurance marketing.
Consumer guides
Give clients something useful to bring to the kitchen table. Each guide works online and in print, and ends with a quote request that comes back to you.

For adult children
Conversation starters, warning signs, questions with room for answers, care costs, funding paths and a documents organizer.

For parents
A family-meeting plan, wishes worksheet, funding plan, documents record and a letter to their children.
How it works
Your name, agency, phone, the states where you're licensed and the details you want on every piece.
See each month's posts, email, ads, print and landing page with your information in place, before anything goes out.
Pieces go out on the release calendar, and every lead arrives tagged by campaign and source so you know what's working.

Who it's for
You'd rather spend your time with clients than writing posts and building pages. This platform covers the marketing so you can.
Get started
Tell us where to reach you. We'll send the sample campaigns and walk you through launching them under your name and agency.
Prefer to talk? Call (321) 795-7516 or email kim@adaptivesolutionsonline.com.
For licensed insurance professionals. We'll only use your information to follow up about the platform.
Show up for families every month, without writing a word.