America's Long-Term Care Workforce Crisis Is Growing—Why Your Family Should Prepare
July 5th, 2026
James Kelly
Top News Picks
Explore this month's top picks on LTC News, featuring standout articles on retirement planning and key long-term care topics.
Swipe to view more
Featured Long-Term Care News
Discover LTC News's featured articles, from breaking news to educational resources designed to help you stay on track with your retirement planning.
Swipe to view more
Browse All Articles
Browse our full library of articles designed to support your long-term care planning. Use the filters to narrow your results by topic, category, or care type so you can quickly find the information that matters most.
Categories
Topics
Care Types
Health
June 2nd, 2021
Caring for an Aging America When Many are in Denial
The numbers are staggering. America is getting older. Family members face physical, emotional, and financial pressure. Yet too many think it will not happen to them.
June 1st, 2021
Procrastination Stands in the Way of LTC Solutions
Despite common sense and observation, many people still think they will somehow avoid the problems of aging. The risk of long-term care is real, and planning is essential to a successful future retirement.
Lifestyle
May 31st, 2021
She Started It, No She Started It!
Siblings are often in conflict when a parent needs long-term health care. There is debate about who does what or what assets to be liquidated to pay for care. It can be easier with planning.
May 30th, 2021
Some LTC Workers Avoiding COVID-19 Vaccine
Vaccination rates for long-term care facility staff are still a concern nationwide as some people still refuse the COVID-19 vaccine.
May 29th, 2021
Preventing Loneliness in Older Family Members
Loneliness can be a significant health concern and is more dangerous than many imagine. In older adults, loneliness and depression have adverse effects on health and independence.
Health
April 9th, 2022
Family History of Alzheimer’s May Raise Risk
Caring for a loved one with dementia is challenging and costly; planning is vital for families and finances. If you have first-degree relatives with dementia, it increases your risk. Being prepared is critical.
Government
May 28th, 2021
Biden Pushing for Alzheimer's Breakthrough
President Biden calls for an increase in Alzheimer's research funding to help find a cure or treatment for the disease. Even with treatment, long-term care costs will continue to affect many American families.
Lifestyle
May 27th, 2021
Six States Offering Best Benefits for Retirees Now
Many people start thinking of relocated as they approach retirement or after they finally do retire. Some places offer more benefits for retirees than others.
Lifestyle
September 21st, 2022
Avoiding Financial Scams Planning for Retirement
After age 50, you become a target. Scammers know you have savings, and they want your money. There are real risks to your retirement, much less the scammers. Understanding the risks and being aware of scams is essential for peace-of-mind.
May 25th, 2021
Parent Needs Long-Term Care Now - What Next?
Families are ill prepared when Mom or Dad needs long-term health care. Four major questions should be asked. Meanwhile, what have you done to prevent a crisis when you need care decades from now?
Lifestyle
May 24th, 2021
Action Taken Now for Better Brain Health Benefits Future
There is no way to avoid getting older. With aging will come changing health, body, and mind. There are several ways to be proactive and prepare for the changes that longevity will bring.
May 23rd, 2021
Unpaid Family Caregivers Now Total 53 Million People
More people require long-term health care as the country gets older. Often families are unprepared, placing the responsibility of caregiving on adult children. 53 million unpaid caregivers now provide care.
