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.
Melissa, I just want to take a few minutes to thank you for helping me get my medical insurance. I appreciate all the help you gave me and time you dedicated for me. You are the best. Thanks again for all you help!
Doug Burgess Transition Speaker Series will have Melissa Barnickel of Baygroup Insurance educate on health insurance after group insurance is not available, including individual health insurance,
Maryland Senior Resource Network will be educating and answering questions. The panelists are: 1) Deb Bakalich, Assisted Living Placement; 2)Heather Murphy, Move Coordinator; 3) Melissa Barnickel, Long Term Care Insurance; 4) Alice Young, Legal Advice and 5) Steve Converse, Real Estate.
Location: Woodlawn Senior Center, 2120 Gwyn Oak Ave, Baltimore, MD 21207
Maryland Senior Resource Network will be educating and answering questions. The panelists are: 1) Cheryl Boone, Residential Real Estate; 2) Ann Marie Ferretti, In Home Care; 3) Melissa Barnickel, Long Term Care Insurance; 4) Karl Douglas, Senior Living Facility; 5) Heather Murphy, Move Management.
Location: Overlea-Fullerton Sr. Center, 4314 Fullerton Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21236
It is my pleasure to report highlights from the 2019 Milliman Long Term Care Insurance Survey, which was published in the July 2019 issue of Broker World magazine. This gold standard report for agents has been published for 21 consecutive years and focuses on stand-alone long term care insurance.
The Motley Fool recently published an article entitled “4 Retirement Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make,” with a subtitle warning: “Take steps to avoid these.“
It’s horrible in the abstract. Yet it’s even worse when it’s reported at a facility you know. The topic: elder abuse at the hands of professional caregivers.
