Planning Ahead for Long Term Care
Our country's population is aging. There will be a significant increase in the number of retirees coupled with a drop in the number of workers. This means a reduced tax base for social programs. We are living longer lives, but with chronic conditions. 'Downloading of care from hospitals to community resources means a significant increase in home care. What does the future hold - will long term care in nursing homes continue to be subsidized?
This presentation looks at these and other important planning issues. It is designed to be delivered in a 1 hour session. Rates available by calling us.
Discerning between 'want' versus 'need' is something boomers will have to get used to as they become greater users of the health care system. Or are there other options?
What Downloading Means For Boomers
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Who Will Benefit From Taking This Course
Baby boomers
Companies who want to support their employees
Financial advisors
Church groups
Overview: Material covered includes -Important Trends in Aging and Health CareThe Continuing Care SystemThe Cost of CareVarious Funding Options Including Long Term Care Insurance
"In 1966 there were 7 workers paying taxes to support social programs for each retiree.
By 2015 this will drop to 3 workers for every retiree.
Government-sponsored health care may not be what boomers expected."
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