<prompt> Human: My apologies if the title is a little misleading. I am 29, my legal guardian just turned 89 and her daughter is in her early 60s. My guardian raised me from the time I was two years old and made me feel that I was always a part of her family. Her daughter, who I will refer to as Marsha, and her husband Charlie, have always taken especially good care of me; theyve helped me out financially more times than I can count. My guardian recently sat me down and made me promise to take care of Marsha and Charlie as they get older because they dont have any children of their own. I have no problem with this, however, I dont know where to start as far as planning. Both Marsha and Charlie have decent retirement funds, but I guess my question is how should I go about preparing for their long term care? Are there insurance policies I should consider buying? I wouldnt feel right just sticking them in some shoddy retirement home when theyve done so much for me. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!  <response>: I have nothing to contribute except that I had very different expectations as to what Id find in the post after reading the title, than what I actually read.Good job bein a nice human, OP. Best of luck. 