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People
June 14th, 2019
Super Bowl Owner Falls to Alzheimer’s as Super Crooner Diagnosed
One man lost his battle to Alzheimer’s as another man gets diagnosed. Because they are well known the world knows but the impact of dementia, including Alzheimer’s hits many American families.
People
February 15th, 2022
Celebrity Health Events Remind Us of Our Frailties
Celebrities suffer from the same frailties as the rest of us do. But when things happen to those in the public view, it allows us the opportunity to plan in advance. This can give our families peace of mind.
Lifestyle
May 18th, 2019
The Mystery Pig of the Black Madonna of Czestochowa
Once you retire what will you do? Many people plan to travel. Gene Beltz shares a story about one of his trips and the mystery pig. Give yourself the freedom to enjoy a future successful retirement with an advance plan which includes affordable Long-Term Care insurance.
Health
May 8th, 2019
On the Long Road for Alzheimer’s Hope
Country star Kenny Chesney sung lyrics that many people can relate to today. In his 2012 hit "While He Still Knows Who I Am" Kenny sings this lyric:.
Lifestyle
April 29th, 2019
5 Fun, Fit, and Frugal Hobbies to Consider
Approaching retirement begs the question, “Now What?” Prior to retiring you hopefully planned for longevity with investments, long-term care insurance and powers-of-attorney.
Homecare
April 11th, 2021
Caregivers are Key to Managing Loved One with Dementia
With Americans aging in mass, many adult children will face a parent who either requires long-term care services and supports or will need to be supervised due...
Insurance
March 6th, 2020
Focused on Your Funeral Instead of Long-Term Care?
A new research study shows we focus on death than living. Longevity continues to be a major retirement concern. The costs and impact of long-term care needs to be a key component of your planning.
Lifestyle
April 19th, 2026
End-of-Life Care Decisions Need to Be Made Sooner Than Later
You may prefer to focus on enjoying life, but avoiding conversations about aging, illness, and end-of-life care can create serious challenges later. This content explains why planning ahead—with tools like a living will and medical power of attorney—is essential to protect your wishes and reduce the burden on your family.
Lifestyle
May 10th, 2026
Live Well with Diabetes with the Right Care
More Americans get diagnosed each day, perhaps you. Diabetes brings many challenges, especially as you get older. Often this leads to complications and a higher risk for long-term care. The right care will help you live better.
Insurance
November 16th, 2022
Women Receive Majority of Long-Term Care Insurance Benefits
More people own Long-Term Care Insurance. In 2021 over $12.3 Billion in benefits was paid to American families providing quality care, reducing family stress, and protecting savings. Women make up 67% of LTC policy claims, according to research.
Homecare
March 9th, 2022
Caregiving Responsibilities Forcing People to Leave Jobs
The workplace is being affected by an aging America. You would think the virus crisis is enough, but long-term health care is a growing concern as family members must become caregivers.
Health
February 19th, 2022
Dementia at Age 50. Yes It Happens. Prepared?
Early-onset dementia and Alzheimer's are rare, but the stories of Tracey, Coach Kevin, and Daniel are examples of how dementia and long-term health care can be devastating even at younger ages.