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In an attempt to incentivize more aging Americans to purchase a private LTC insurance policy, the Deficit Reduction Act (DRA) of 2005 (DRA) included section 6021, which created the Qualified State Long-Term Care Partnership Program. Many older adults are not aware of this program, but they should be.

It is commonly thought that it’s cheaper for seniors to stay in their home as long as possible versus moving to a community-based setting. Here are three reasons this may not always be the case.

How to tell if memory lapses are a sign of a dementia or Alzheimer’s, and the options for memory care treatment.

While there are clear differences between for-profit and not-for-profit CCRCs it does not mean that one is necessarily better than the other.

While considering your senior living options also remember to review (or create) your power of attorney documents and healthcare directives.

If you have a loved one who requires care in a nursing home there are a number of things that you want to learn about now, rather than later, as it relates to nursing home billing and contracts. By understanding a few key points you could help prevent unwelcome, and potentially costly, surprises in the future.

Life plan communities provide peace of mind for many older adults but choosing the right community the first time is an important decision. Learn what you need to ask.