#long-term-care

#long-term-care

Effective planning and decision-making are critical for successful aging-in-place among older adults.

New Mexico's plan aims to support seniors aging in place and their caregivers by addressing food security, housing, healthcare access, and elder abuse.

Improving the integration of health and social services is vital for older Americans to age in place.

Budget cuts to Medicaid could severely impact long-term care services essential for low-income elderly and disabled individuals.

The U.S. faces a pressing long-term care crisis, prompting new legislation to support aging seniors amidst insufficient resources.

Healthcare costs significantly impact retirement planning, and many retirees are unprepared for these expenses.

Senior-held home equity has recently declined, yet the potential for financing via home equity remains significant for long-term care needs.

Plan for potential long-term care costs of parents in retirement to mitigate financial stress.

Vice President Harris proposed expanding Medicare to provide essential support for the sandwich generation caring for aging parents.

Medicare does not cover long-term care, leaving many without necessary support options.

Kamala Harris proposed a Medicare expansion plan to support the sandwich generation in caring for aging parents and children.

Medicare requires ongoing education to manage healthcare costs and understand changes in coverage options.