Questions about last phase of life issues for expats in Thailand.

Assuming I come to Thailand on an LTR retirement visa from the US and don't plan to ever return.

I've looked into assisted living centers in Thailand and when that time comes it looks like where I'd want to spend my last time.

Question is will I be able to stay in Thailand when I'm at the point of needing care, or even unable to take care of myself anymore? Would I be able to get visa extensions while in that condition and poor health?

I would have funds to take care of my health issues

Update:

For my situation I would most likely be on a Wealthy Pensioner Visa and have a Thai lawyer in the loop for estate planning. Currently don't have a Thai lawyer as I haven't made the move yet.

What has motivated my thoughts is a friend has just found to be incompetent and placed in assisted facility and a parent is looking at having to go from in home care to a facility.

The question I'm attempting to resolve is will Thailand continue to allow expats to live there if things like Alzheimer, dementia, or being bedridden occur requiring fulltime care

I have an interesting story. We just went to the US embassy on the 28th to get our financial affidavit before Jan 1. I asked the lady we were dealing with, what our options were for my Mom. You see, my Mom has late stage Alzheimer's and we put her at a fabulous Care Resort in Chiang Mai. While she does not meet the financial requirement with her pension, we are paying for the rest, which exceeds the financial requirement. The affidavit has been perfect for this situation, but now, it is no more.

We cannot claim her as a dependent because she does not live with us. We don't have 800k to put aside in a Thai bank for her, that we are not using for all of our expenses.

I explained the situation to the lady, and she was really interested! She said, "Oh .. we haven't thought of that! I am working with Thai immigration to address all the issues about the changes, and I need to bring that up." She then gave me her email address, and asked me to email the details, which I did.

I got an email back today! I thought people might be interested, so here it is. (screenshot, and a copy and paste so you can read it)

"Dear Deanna,

Thank you for your email. I have shared it with management and we will continue to refer to your concerns as we meet our counterparts at the MFA office. It is important that they are made aware of certain situations and do hope that they can come up with a solution and sound guidance. We will share whatever we receive regarding the transition with the Income Affidavit.

It may not be so soon as one likes but know that we are voicing and sharing everyone’s concerns with relevant government officials.

Thank you for your patience. Have a nice weekend.

Regards"