The plans will pay because it is a chronic health situation, and it affects your active lifestyle: Bathing and Grooming Dressing and Undressing Meal Preparation and Feeding Functional Transfers Safe Restroom Use and Maintaining Continence Walking Memory Care and Stimulation (Alzheimer's and Dementia) Medicaid, family, friends, retirement assets, and cash flow available (after taxes). People believe that they will be lucky and die quickly. The reality is most people do not die soon. In most situations, we transition from an active lifestyle to needing care because daily activities require family and professional care services. Visit https://lnkd.in/gZ8AMBTe for more information. #LongTermCareInsurance #LifeInsurance #FinancialSecurity #Income #CareServices #Assets #DisabilityInsurance #InsuranceCosts #MedicareCoverage #TaxDeductibility #Caregiver #Annuities
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Most people want to age in their own homes, but will need help doing so. People are living longer with chronic health conditions. About one fourth of those 65 and older will eventually need significant support and services for more than three years. If they want to live at home, they have two options -- paid help or unpaid family members. Costs are high for in-home care and only about 10% of adults 65 and older have long term care insurance, which can cover some in home care costs, depending on the policy. As a result, families remain the backbone of the nation's long term care system. This story shows how some are coping with the financial, emotional and physical strain. #caregiving, #longtermcare, #agingathome
The Crushing Financial Burden of Aging at Home
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6moYes, and in addition who wants to deal with Medicaid if you can avoid it. I would suggest that people get long-term care insurance early when it is more affordable. But nevertheless, look into different options that might satisfy the need to even some extent because I wouldn't depend upon the government to be available with funding; but, at least support candidates that support benefits for caregivers. Don't be cavalier about this. There are too many pitfalls for caregivers who are compensating for gaps in care.