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commentsThis post is made by a guest blogger, Roberta Mejia from http://abcoflongtermcare.wordpress.com/. It provides an answer to one of the most often asked question about long term care, and that is how to save on premiums.
Are you in need of tips to save on long term care? Then you are reading the right article. The cost of this insurance can be discouraging for some but being aware of the available discounts and...
Types of Arizona Long Term Care Coverage
My fellow blogger and long term care specialist Beatrixxx Lewis of http://longtermcaretalk.wordpress.com/ has shared another informative long term care post, particularly in the state of Arizona. Find time to read it to further enrich your knowledge in long term care insurance, its costs, policy types and benefits.&nbs...
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Long Term Care Insurance: Costs and Benefits
The very thought of long-term care can send shivers down most people’s spines. Whether it is the constantly increasing long term care costs, or even just the idea of being in an assisted living home, there is not much to look forward to when it comes to long term care.With that said, the harsh reality is that more than sixty percent of people will, at one point in their life, need the assistance of long term care after turning...
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Will My Long-Term Care Premiums Go Up As I Get Older?
Long-term care premiums do not work the way your automobile insurance does. Just because you are getting older or are diagnosed with an illness does not mean your long-term care premiums will go up.
In fact, your premiums can't go up just for you. Long-term care premiums can only go up for an entire class of insureds and only after the insurer can prove to the various state insurance regulators that their claims for a...
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Aging In Place, What Americans Want
Many Americans prefer to remain in their own homes as they age, but that may mean preparing for long-term care, if needed.Long-term care is ongoing assistance with basic activities of daily living—eating, bathing, dressing, etc. The need often stems from disability, chronic illness or cognitive impairment (like Alzheimer’s disease) and is far more common than most think.Once synonymous with nursing home care, today, people needing...
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