September 11th, 2022
Beer to Slow Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Disease
Having a beer or two may ward off Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s according to a study.
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September 11th, 2022
Having a beer or two may ward off Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s according to a study.
A policyholder can reduce the monthly or daily benefit, or the total pool of money the policy will pay or increase the elimination period.
February 8th, 2022
Do you know the signs to look for to know if your mom or dad needs long-term health care? Who will be responsible? How will care be delivered? Where do you go to find quality caregivers? Do they own Long-Term Care Insurance? Many questions but little time.
May 13th, 2021
American families are directly impacted by longevity. Aging means more of us require long-term care services. Family caregivers feel stress when no advance plan is in place often impacting their health and well-being.
July 7th, 2022
Being responsible for elder loved ones is hard enough when they live nearby. However, there are added emotions and difficulties when your parent lives afar. There are resources available to make it easier.
March 10th, 2026
Older people tend to be stubborn but guess what? Most of us at all ages are often stubborn as well. Older adults avoid asking for help "aging in place." Family caregivers avoid asking for help as well. Being open to help will benefit everyone. Being open to planning will help avoid the crisis in the first place.
November 10th, 2022
Unless you have been a family caregiver, it is often difficult to understand and appreciate their work. Family caregivers need support, and sometimes that support comes from strangers on social media.
November 22nd, 2020
Once you reach age 65, Medicare becomes your health insurance. What is Medicare, and what do you need to know as you approach 65?
September 19th, 2023
Understanding how to check your blood pressure becomes crucial as you cross the age of 50, given its implications for overall health. If you're over 50 and unfamiliar with the process, now's the time to equip yourself with this essential skill.
March 29th, 2026
Social media is sharing the consequences of aging and dementia. As more people experience a family member suffering from memory loss the issue is coming out of the shadows. People share their thoughts and feelings about the impact dementia and long-term care have on their loved ones.
If you are receiving benefits under a Long-Term Care policy and you need to leave a facility (assisted living facility, memory care facility, or nursing home) the policy will continue to pay to “reserve” your room or bed at the facility even though you are not there.
Not everyone has the budget for complete Long-Term Care Insurance coverage. A smaller policy will help reduce the burden and anxiety placed on your family while providing you with quality care choices. Small plans can still offer many hours of in-home health care and other services every week.