Visual Memories Help with Transition into Long-Term Care

A person's transition into a long-term care facility can benefit with use of photographs and mementos, including pet drawings, to ease fears. Advance planning will make life's transitions easier on the whole family.

Sensitive Approach to Social Occasions to Suit Bereaved Care Residents

Residents in long-term care facilities often experience grief, especially after a loss of a spouse. Many facilities work hard to provide support and social activities to make it a better environment.

Long-Term Care Insurance Claims Pass $10 Billion Mark in 2018

The number of American families benefiting from Long-Term Care Insurance continues to rise. A new claims study indicates the major companies paid over $28.22 million a day in long-term care benefits in 2018 alone … over $10.3 billion annually.

Making Long-Term Care Insurance Even More Affordable

Despite the perception that long-term care insurance is expensive, the reality is policies are very affordable for most people. Plus, experts suggest ways to make them even more affordable.

Think You Have Long-Term Care at Work? Probably Not.

Do you have coverage for long-term care at work? Probably not. Generally, people think long-term care disability is the same as long-term care. It is not. Know some of the misconceptions before you start planning.

Pets Provide Comfort and Companionship for Elderly

If your elder Mom or Dad is transitioning to long-term care adding a pet to the caregiving team can be a huge benefit for both your parent and the animal.

Growing Economy and Low Unemployment Increase Long-Term Care Costs

A new survey shows the growing economy & labor market has impacted the costs of long-term care services & supports. Care costs are increasing and the need for Long-Term Care insurance is the key to successful retirement planning.

High-Net-Worth Individuals Value in LTC Insurance

Longevity has become a key part of retirement planning. The costs and burdens of aging impact high net-worth families as well as those with minimal savings. Long-Term Care planning is prudent for both.