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Retirement
from24/7 Wall St.
1 hour ago

What Retirement Really Looks Like at 71 With $1.9 Million and a Husband Just Diagnosed With Early-Stage Dementia

Mild cognitive impairment can trigger multi-year memory care costs that quickly overwhelm retirement withdrawal assumptions and threaten the surviving spouse’s financial security.
Retirement
from24/7 Wall St.
3 weeks ago

Long-Term Care Could Cost This 68-Year-Old Couple $380,000 and Their $2.1 Million Portfolio Is Not Structured for It

A couple with $2.1 million faces significant risk from potential long-term care costs without insurance or a financial plan.
Retirement
from24/7 Wall St.
4 weeks ago

Why Wes Moss Thinks Many People Should Skip Long-term Care Insurance

Retirement planning should encompass long-term care needs, as income can be redirected from discretionary spending to healthcare expenses.
Healthcare
fromwww.amny.com
1 month ago

Op-Ed | New York's seniors deserve better. Albany can deliver. | amNewYork

The funding model for long-term care in New York is outdated, leading to unsustainable operational challenges for facilities and care providers.
Canada news
fromwww.cbc.ca
3 months ago

The fastest way to get into an Ontario LTC is by going a hospital first. That's a problem, say advocates | CBC News

Most Ontario residents now enter long-term care from hospitals; advocates urge expanded supportive housing and $600 million more for home care to prevent crisis-driven admissions.
Retirement
from24/7 Wall St.
1 hour ago

What Retirement Really Looks Like at 71 With $1.9 Million and a Husband Just Diagnosed With Early-Stage Dementia

Mild cognitive impairment can trigger multi-year memory care costs that quickly overwhelm retirement withdrawal assumptions and threaten the surviving spouse’s financial security.
Healthcare
from24/7 Wall St.
1 week ago

A 70 Year Old With $800K Faces Long-Term Care Decision That Could Cost $190K a Year

Long-term care is the largest unplanned retirement risk, with costs that can quickly consume retirement assets and force reliance on Medicaid.
Retirement
from24/7 Wall St.
3 weeks ago

Long-Term Care Could Cost This 68-Year-Old Couple $380,000 and Their $2.1 Million Portfolio Is Not Structured for It

A couple with $2.1 million faces significant risk from potential long-term care costs without insurance or a financial plan.
Retirement
from24/7 Wall St.
4 weeks ago

Why Wes Moss Thinks Many People Should Skip Long-term Care Insurance

Retirement planning should encompass long-term care needs, as income can be redirected from discretionary spending to healthcare expenses.
Healthcare
fromwww.amny.com
1 month ago

Op-Ed | New York's seniors deserve better. Albany can deliver. | amNewYork

The funding model for long-term care in New York is outdated, leading to unsustainable operational challenges for facilities and care providers.
fromwww.cbc.ca
3 months ago
Canada news

The fastest way to get into an Ontario LTC is by going a hospital first. That's a problem, say advocates | CBC News

Public health
fromwww.businessinsider.com
3 days ago

My mom with Parkinson's moved in with my family. Eventually, it became too much to care for her.

Parkinson’s progression can make home living unsafe, leading families to choose assisted living despite high costs and dissatisfaction with facilities.
#medi-cal
fromKqed
4 months ago
US politics

'I'd Be Left Alone': Medicaid Cuts Put Disabled Patients' In-Home Care at Risk | KQED

Healthcare
fromSan Francisco Bay Times
1 week ago

Medi-Cal Estate Recovery: Will LongTerm Care Take My Home After I'm Gone? - San Francisco Bay Times

Medi-Cal recovery after death is limited to probate estates and certain care costs, with protections for surviving spouses or registered domestic partners and limited coverage for unmarried partners or chosen family.
Healthcare
fromSan Francisco Bay Times
2 months ago

2026 Medi-Cal Long-Term Care in the Bay Area: Essentials for LGBTQ+ Families - San Francisco Bay Times

California reinstated the asset test for long-term care Medi-Cal programs, affecting eligibility for Bay Area residents with high housing costs.
fromKqed
4 months ago
US politics

'I'd Be Left Alone': Medicaid Cuts Put Disabled Patients' In-Home Care at Risk | KQED

#caregiving
Medicine
fromwww.businessinsider.com
1 week ago

I fought to keep my dad at home after he developed dementia. I wish I'd moved him to long-term care sooner.

A caregiver’s decision to move a parent to long-term care can be driven by escalating medical needs and supported by programs like Medicaid.
Medicine
fromwww.businessinsider.com
1 week ago

I fought to keep my dad at home after he developed dementia. I wish I'd moved him to long-term care sooner.

A caregiver’s decision to move a parent to long-term care can be driven by escalating medical needs and supported by programs like Medicaid.
#retirement-planning
Retirement
from24/7 Wall St.
2 weeks ago

Only 23% of Americans Know the Real Odds of Needing Long-Term Care in Retirement, New Study Finds

Only 23% of U.S. adults correctly estimate long-term care need, though the correct likelihood is about 70%, leaving retirements underbudgeted for rising costs.
Retirement
from24/7 Wall St.
2 weeks ago

I'm Retiring at 65 with Maybe Only 6 to 12 Healthy Years: Should I Front-Load My Spending?

Retirement spending should balance early enjoyment with protection of long-term care needs and a secure income floor.
Retirement
from24/7 Wall St.
2 weeks ago

Only 7% of Americans Can Pass a Basic Retirement Knowledge Test, According to a New 2025 Study

Most adults lack basic retirement knowledge, leading to lower savings, less retirement planning, and higher risk of running out of money.
Retirement
fromFast Company
1 month ago

How these two major types of spending shocks will affect your retirement planning

Spending shocks, like early retirement and uninsured long-term care, significantly impact retirement portfolio longevity.
Healthcare
fromBusiness Insider
5 months ago

My mother prepared for retirement, but a dementia diagnosis wiped out her savings. I had to scramble to figure out her care.

Retirement savings can be quickly exhausted by unexpected serious health issues, forcing families to sell assets and rely on Medicaid for long-term care.
Retirement
fromSocial Media Explorer
10 months ago

The Cost of Growing Older: States Struggling and Succeeding in Senior Care in 2025 - Social Media Explorer

Healthcare costs and long-term care are critical factors for American retirees' planning decisions.
Retirement
from24/7 Wall St.
2 weeks ago

Only 23% of Americans Know the Real Odds of Needing Long-Term Care in Retirement, New Study Finds

Only 23% of U.S. adults correctly estimate long-term care need, though the correct likelihood is about 70%, leaving retirements underbudgeted for rising costs.
Retirement
from24/7 Wall St.
2 weeks ago

I'm Retiring at 65 with Maybe Only 6 to 12 Healthy Years: Should I Front-Load My Spending?

Retirement spending should balance early enjoyment with protection of long-term care needs and a secure income floor.
Retirement
from24/7 Wall St.
2 weeks ago

Only 7% of Americans Can Pass a Basic Retirement Knowledge Test, According to a New 2025 Study

Most adults lack basic retirement knowledge, leading to lower savings, less retirement planning, and higher risk of running out of money.
Retirement
fromFast Company
1 month ago

How these two major types of spending shocks will affect your retirement planning

Spending shocks, like early retirement and uninsured long-term care, significantly impact retirement portfolio longevity.
fromBusiness Insider
5 months ago
Healthcare

My mother prepared for retirement, but a dementia diagnosis wiped out her savings. I had to scramble to figure out her care.

Healthcare
fromwww.amny.com
2 weeks ago

Jack Schlossberg targets RFK Jr.'s HHS cuts in latest nursing policy push | amNewYork

Quadruple federal Nurse Corps funding and prioritize long-term care nursing to expand scholarships, loan repayment, and residency pipelines for high-need elder care facilities.
SF parents
fromIndependent
1 month ago

'The HSE take for granted that family members will care for disabled adults when we're gone' - ageing carers decry lack of supports

Parents of adult children with disabilities fear inadequate care options as they age.
UK news
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

Compensation for crime victims capped in 1996 not enough, say campaigners

Campaigners demand lifting a 30-year freeze on crime victim compensation, citing insufficient funds for long-term care and inflation adjustments.
Medicine
fromElite Traveler
2 months ago

How to Achieve Expression-Friendly Anti-Aging

Clients are shifting towards long-term skin health and natural results rather than quick fixes with dermal fillers.
#nursing-homes
fromGothamist
2 months ago
Healthcare

New York nursing homes hope they aren't crowded out in health budget scramble

Nursing homes face financial strain due to stagnant Medicaid funding, risking the quality of care for residents like Karen Bugocki's brother.
from24/7 Wall St.
11 months ago
Retirement

I have a Roth IRA and a trust. Will a nursing home be able to access my savings?

Nursing home expenses are significant and should be planned for early.
Healthcare
fromGothamist
2 months ago

New York nursing homes hope they aren't crowded out in health budget scramble

Nursing homes face financial strain due to stagnant Medicaid funding, risking the quality of care for residents like Karen Bugocki's brother.
Mental health
fromPsychology Today
3 months ago

A Unique Chance for Long-Term Care

A Utah facility will provide long-term, tiered mental health and substance use treatment for people experiencing homelessness, replacing short-term "treat and street" approaches.
fromThe Mercury News
4 months ago

COVID prepared long-term care facilities for norovirus threat

A new norovirus strain, known as GII.17, spiked throughout the Bay Area last winter, according to wastewater monitoring that tracks disease trends. Experts say the strain spreads more efficiently than earlier versions of the so-called winter vomiting disease. Older adults are especially vulnerable, facing complications such as dehydration from gastrointestinal illnesses. As winter returns, the virus is again circulating, with high concentrations reported in the East Bay and on the Peninsula.
Public health
fromIndependent
4 months ago

'That day in Fairview Park was the first time he kissed a girl' - translator on the brutal attack that changed Guido Nasi's life

Translator who broke the rules to become decades-long friend of Guido Nasi tells of their relationship and the lives destroyed by one brutal act
Miscellaneous
Public health
fromwww.cbc.ca
5 months ago

Ontario to expand new rules for cultural long-term care placements | CBC News

Ontario expands rules to prioritize placing seniors in culturally appropriate long-term care homes across the province.
Healthcare
from24/7 Wall St.
5 months ago

The Truth About Retirement Planning and Tax Planning

Prioritizing frugality and investments alone risks overlooking health, lifestyle, long-term care, and emotional identity factors essential for retirement quality.
Cancer
fromPsychology Today
5 months ago

I've Survived Breast Cancer for a Decade: Now What?

Reaching ten-year cancer survivorship is both an important milestone and a transition into long-term uncertainty, ongoing risk, and complex emotional growth.
US news
fromwww.npr.org
5 months ago

They need a ventilator to stay alive. Getting one can be a nightmare

Many ventilator-dependent patients cannot access appropriate long-term facility or home care, forcing costly private care or relocation across states.
LGBT
fromLGBTQ Nation
6 months ago

California's Supreme Court upholds LGBTQ+ protections for elders in long-term care - LGBTQ Nation

California law protects LGBTQ+ long-term care residents from discrimination, harassment, and deliberate misgendering, and courts have upheld pronoun and housing protections.
California
fromLos Angeles Times
6 months ago

California Supreme Court rejects free-speech challenge to LGBT protections in nursing homes

California Supreme Court upholds law barring nursing home staff from misgendering residents, ruling it regulates discriminatory conduct rather than protected speech.
fromCity Limits
6 months ago

Opinion: Aging in Place Shouldn't Cost Everything You've Worked For

Every day at Encore Community Services in Midtown Manhattan, I meet older New Yorkers who worked their whole lives and now face an impossible choice. They can drain their savings to pay for home care, or try to live without the help they need to stay safe at home. Medicaid, the public insurance program for people with very low incomes, will pay for long-term home care.
US politics
US politics
fromwww.housingwire.com
6 months ago

State policies shape caregiving in the U.S.

Millions of family caregivers face significant financial strain and large state-by-state disparities, requiring coordinated federal and state policy solutions to protect caregivers and long-term care systems.
Public health
fromSFGATE
7 months ago

Protecting Your Inherited Home From Long-Term Care Costs: The Basics

Medicaid can cover long-term care but may trigger estate recovery actions that jeopardize homeowners' ability to pass their homes to heirs.
Public health
fromwww.bostonherald.com
8 months ago

Without insurance, immigrant patients may face unregulated medical deportation'

Hospitals sometimes return uninsured noncitizen patients who need long-term care to their countries of origin, a practice advocates call medical deportation.
fromNature
8 months ago

Can We Fix America's Dementia Care Crisis before It's Too Late?

The rate of Alzheimer's diagnosis has declined steadily in recent decades, but as baby boomers age, the number of new cases continues to rise. The top risk factor for dementia is age, and by 2030 more than one in five Americans will be 65 or older. That means the prevalence of Alzheimer's in the U.S. could exceed 13.8 million people by 2060.
Public health
Public health
fromIndependent
9 months ago

Privatised nursing home care is a cripplingly expensive lottery which leaves the vulnerable at the mercy of bottom lines. It's time for a rethink, says Ciara Geraghty

The decision to place a loved one in care is complicated by the issues in for-profit systems.
Canada news
fromwww.cbc.ca
9 months ago

Ontario spends $89M to make long-term care program for seniors permanent | CBC News

Ontario funds $89 million to make community paramedicine for long-term care permanent, providing extensive support to seniors.
Public health
fromIrish Independent
10 months ago

Nursing home crisis looms as one in five will be over 65 by 2040

A 60% increase in long-term care beds and home-support hours is necessary to meet the needs of the growing older population by 2040.
fromIrish Independent
10 months ago

Healthy ageing not enough to dampen looming demand for nursing-home care, new report warns

Ireland has experienced tremendous improvements in life expectancy in recent decades. This means there is, and will be, a much larger population at older ages who require long-term care services to support them at home, or within residential facilities.
Public health
Retirement
fromwww.cbc.ca
11 months ago

Striking workers at North York LTC home say replacement workers not providing quality service to seniors | CBC News

Replacement workers in long-term care are undermining striking personal care workers, providing inadequate care to seniors.
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