Long Term Care Insurance
Family-Provided Care Can Work–Sometimes
The September, 2021 issue of the journal Health Affairs features a study that family-provided care (spouse or adult children) for dementia greatly diminishes the chances that the individual will need to enter a nursing home. However, full time caregiving will burn out the support team.… Read more...
Care from Family Greatly Reduces the need for a Nursing Home
The September, 2021 issue of the journal Health Affairs features a study that family-provided care (spouse or adult children) for dementia greatly diminishes the chances that the individual will need to enter a nursing home. However, full time caregiving will burn out the support team.… Read more...
Free Post Covid Visit
If anyone has any questions or confusion on dealing with long term care, or the insurance which pays for it, I am here as a reference and to help.
I am 71, have been helping folks for 30 years with this, and now this is my giving back.… Read more...
Alzheimer’s May Strike Women and Men in Different Ways
At the end of February, the website HealthDay published an article entitled “Alzheimer’s May Strike Women and Men in Different Ways”. (https://consumer.healthday.com/2-25-alzheimers-may-strike-women-men-in-different-ways-2650728831.html )
Here is a quote from that article: “The ravages of Alzheimer’s may strike later in women than men, but once it takes hold women tend to deteriorate far faster than men, according to a new study.… Read more...
Long-Term Care Insurance: First, You Should Find an Agent: Wall Street Journal
I often cringe when I see a newspaper or magazine article that discusses long-term care because so many include misleading or outdated information. I was pleasantly surprised when I read this Wall Street Journal article. My approach—and my qualifications—are very consistent with what was outlined here.… Read more...
You’ve planned ahead–or have you?
So, you’ve given the house (or farm or some other assets) to the children long ago so the government will pay for your long-term care, and you’re feeling proud of yourself for having planned ahead. But, I have some bad news for you—did you know that almost no assisted living facilities will accept you if you are on Medicaid? … Read more...
It’s the Holidays, Let’s Talk
How long has it been since you have seen all of the family? How are they doing? Perhaps not as well as last year? Perhaps it’s time to talk.
It’s the holidays, this is the time of year when many families realize a family member is not doing as well as s(he) has in the past, and may need some help. … Read more...
Have you ever wondered….
Do you have questions about the cost of long term care?
Are your clients confused about the many options, how to choose coverage, or if it’s necessary for them?
I’m Romeo Raabe LUTCF, LTCP and I’m known as The Long Term Care Guy–in fact, my website is www.TheLongTermCareGuy.com… Read more...
Homes Might Turn Away Medicaid Residents
Some homes might have to turn away residents covered through Medicaid because the operation simply can’t afford the low reimbursement rate in return. If a home accepts too many Medicaid residents, it’s at risk of closing permanently and not having the ability to serve its current Medicaid residents, Vander Meer said.… Read more...
A Short Video on Long-Term Care
