Decades ago, seniors purchased private long-term care insurance rather than rely upon their own savings or Medicaid. Many of them are now receiving letters raising their premiums to levels that they can no longer afford. They are offered a bewildering series of options including maintaining their coverage or reducing their benefits. The analysis is so complicated that many seniors are seeking advice from elder law attorneys.
February 14, 2024 at 09:37 AM
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Not all illnesses are the same. The illness a senior develops can have dramatically divergent financial consequences. A senior requiring a heart transplant will have their medical claim of over $1,000,000 approved because it is skilled care,
A senior with Alzheimer’s disease who requires round the clock care at home will have their medical claim of over $300,000 per year denied because it is custodial care.
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