Do you have a plan for your long-term care when you become a senior? When the time comes and it finally becomes harder for you to perform daily activities on your own, it is important to know what you want to do. Will you move in with children or other relatives? Hire a caregiver to come to your home? Move to an assisted living facility? Go it alone for as long as possible? Whatever your decision it is important to understand the full physical, financial, and emotional impact on yourself and your loved ones.
Perhaps because this year our summer holidays have coincided with a marked reduction in the number of pandemic cases and deaths, those special days now seem more celebratory than ever:
In addition to keeping on top of developments in long term care insurance, an insurance agent must keep abreast of care options. After all, most people who engage in long term care planning have at least some kind of care in mind when they consider long term care insurance.
Whether we’re discussing retirement planning, long term care providers, or life in general, management matters—and so does risk. Let’s consider a caregiving organization.
Melissa took time to explain my options. Answered all my questions at the time of application process. When completing process she offered her services in the future for any questions. Would recommend her services.
Perhaps because this year our summer holidays have coincided with a marked reduction in the number of pandemic cases and deaths, those special days now seem more celebratory than ever: 
There’s a reason why most purchasers of long term care insurance are individuals who’ve gone through a caregiving experience.
In addition to keeping on top of developments in long term care insurance, an insurance agent must keep abreast of care options. After all, most people who engage in long term care planning have at least some kind of care in mind when they consider long term care insurance.
The birds are chirping and spring is in the air. Time for a deep clean, and let the sun shine in!
Whether we’re discussing retirement planning, long term care providers, or life in general, management matters—and so does risk. Let’s consider a caregiving organization. 
