The Missing Piece of Legacy Planning: Family Health Capital

Published on May 20, 2026

For decades, legacy planning has focused on transferring wealth efficiently across generations. Advisors help families structure trusts, optimize taxes, manage charitable giving and prepare heirs for stewardship. All of that matters. However, an increasingly material risk often sits outside the planning conversation: whether future generations will be healthy enough to fully benefit from the assets they inherit.

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