Who qualifies for long-term care insurance coverage in 2025?
It's important to understand who may qualify for long-term care insurance coverage if you're planning to buy a policy this ...
Long-term care insurance costs escalate in CT. Consumer calls it ‘a death spiral.’
Nearly 100,000 people in Connecticut who have long-term care insurance, coverage that, depending on the policy, supports ...
PODCAST: CT officials ‘hit a wall’ regulating long-term care insurance costs
Jenna Carlesso discusses her story written with Dave Altimari, Katy Golvala and Andrew Brown about ballooning long-term care ...
Genworth ties executive pay to rate increases for long-term care insurance
Genworth Financial, which sells coverage in CT, has a business plan that relies heavily on getting what it wants from ...
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People with family who need long-term care more likely to plan for their own potential assisted living expenses, survey finds
People who have close family members who need long-term care are more proactive in investigating potential future costs for themselves, adjusting the timing of their retirement, if needed, and ...
'We are putting people in danger,' official says about Horizon's long-term care patients
A shortage of nursing home beds in New Brunswick is endangering the lives of hospital patients, warns the chair of Horizon ...
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Long-term care continues to lead in healthcare bankruptcies
Senior living and care accounted for almost a fourth of healthcare bankruptcy filings in 2024, according to a new report.
Secure Act 2.0 Will Change Long-Term Care Planning
Secure Act 2.0 allows retirement fund use for long-term care premiums, but is it right for you? An expert weighs in.
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Budget proposal a ‘slap in the face’ that would cut critical access to senior care, providers say
Long-term care operators are calling Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s (D) biennial budget proposal a “short-sighted slap in the face ...
Employee Benefit News13d
Why HR leaders need to become experts on long-term care benefits
The majority of Americans aged 65 and over will need long-term care. What benefits will they and their families need?
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Charter challenge fails for law that forces Ontario patients into long-term care beds
Superior Court Justice Robert Centa says Bill 7 is making more hospital beds available faster and is not coercive or ...
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A Totally Wyoming Prescription At Cody Care Center: Take Two Ponies A Week, Repeat
Residents at the Long-Term Care Center at Cody Regional Health are reminded often they’re Wyomingites. It happens when their ...