August 2019
According to the Alzheimer’s Association, one in three seniors dies with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia. As the population age 65 and older increases, the number is only expected to increase over the next decade. Bankrate has curated an Alzheimer’s and Dementia financial planning guide outlining the potential costs you or your family may […]
May 2017
Aging farmers worry about what will happen to their family farms once they’re gone. Some of those farmers are specifically worried about what the future holds for their farm if they are to need long term care. Many farmers wish to pay their own way. They do not want to put a heavy financial burden […]
May 2017
As our loved ones near the stage of their lives where they may need long term care, it is important to be educated on how you can ensure they will receive the care they need without putting yourself or your loved ones in financial distress. In an article by SeniorsMatter.com, payment options and how assisted […]
March 2017
One Minnesota senior comments that communities and neighborhoods are being built as if they live in Peter Pan’s world and no one grows old. Jessica Finlay, an environmental gerontologist at the University of Minnesota, plans to dedicate her career to researching how senior citizens interact with their communities and neighborhoods emotionally and physically. Finlay’s most […]
February 2017
The image of four-bedridden grandparents is one of the most memorable scenes in the classic Willy Wonka and The Chocolate factory film. This scene and depiction of what it’s like to care for elderly loved ones who are bedridden teach the five following lessons on why it is important to invest in long term care insurance: Most people […]
February 2017
A Financial Valentine’s Day Gift For Any Couple With Valentine’s Day approaching, what I am about to suggest may sound as romantic as getting a vacuum cleaner or a new set of wrenches; but once you understand what can happen to families after the disability or death of a spouse or partner, you may see […]
December 2016
Many misconceptions prevent people from investing in long term care insurance. Here are five examples of those misconceptions: Misconception #1: Premiums are too expensive. Misconception #2: I can save enough on my own. Misconception #3: It’s nursing home insurance. Misconception #4: My kids will take care of me. Misconception #5: I’m young and healthy. For […]
November 2016
When we discuss long term care planning and family caregiving, we can sometimes overlook those who don’t have a support network of friends and family who can look out for them. Isolated seniors are often forgotten during the holiday season. That is why Newman Long Term Care is partnering with a metro area charity, Gifts […]
November 2016
Excerpted from the November 14, 2016 edition of the Atlanta Journal Constitution. If you bought long-term care insurance at middle age and have moved into the golden years, you’ve probably been hit with a rate increase or perhaps are bracing for one. Most long-term care insurance carriers have hiked rates on at least some older […]
November 2016
Are you a Senior? Single? No kids? You’re not alone. There is an increasing number of people finding themselves planning for long term care with no spouse or children to take care of them. If you are finding yourself faced with this problem, we can help. Check out this recent Wall Street Journal article on the […]