What would you do if you needed long-term care but couldn’t afford to pay for it?  For a majority of Americans, the answer is ...

When long-term care insurance was first introduced, it was marketed mainly to middle class and wealthy individuals, posing ...

You could opt to reduce your coverage in exchange for a slightly lower premium. For example, you might accept a shorter benefit period, reduced daily benefit amounts or other limitations. While this ...

In the past few years, new plans with extended health care benefits have been developed, assisting baby boomers with ...

There’s a widespread rule of thumb that retirees need about 70% to 80% of their pre-retirement income. However, this ...

Waterlily's artificial intelligence model can predict when long-term care will be needed and estimate the price.

Therapists who work in long-term care know a lot about time management and productivity. We know that our billable time must closely match our time on the ...

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Not planning for long term health care, when doing farm business transition and estate planning, can financially cripple the farm business. There are three reasons why many farm families overlook ...

“The original price for long-term care was not based upon any type of insurance data. They were general population studies and nursing home longitudinal studies,” Paul Lombardo, director of ...

In recent years, the annual cost of maintaining long-term care plans has skyrocketed, creating a system that continues to strangle its customers as they wrestle with canceling coverage or paying ...

ltci " data-image-caption="Adriana Falcón Trafford took out a long-term care insurance policy in 2001. When she signed up for the plan, the annual premium was $2,608. Now, it’s close to $7,000.