Crain's Detroit BusinessDetroit, MI Nursing homes brace for Medicaid cuts Nov. 1Crain's Detroit Business - Jay Greene Skilled nursing homes in Michigan are bracing for massive cuts in Medicaid reimbursement starting Nov. 1, that are expected to reduce payments more …
Global Newsflipped into Global NewsMoney (Canada) Sandwich generation 2.0: Who will pay for baby boomers’ long-term care costs?Global News - ericaalini Baby boomers have long been known as the sandwich generation, squeezed between the needs of their not-yet independent children and those of their …
The Vancouver Sunflipped into Metro VancouverOpinion Isobel Mackenzie: B.C. providing more transparency on seniors' care homesvancouversun.com - Hugh Dawson Last week, my office released the 2019 Long-Term Care Facilities Quick Facts Directory. It contains five years of data that provides information …
Nursing Nursing home care study puts Kansas better than average | WIBW News Nowwibwnewsnow.com - Oct 18, 2019 @ 8:05am According to the CDC, there are approximately 15,600 nursing homes in the U.S. with about 1.3 million residents. SmartAsset did a study ranking all …
Health Care (Canada) CHARBONNEAU: Baby boomers’ long-term care goes bustcfjctoday.com - By David Charbonneau “There is no special fund or program to cover the costs of longterm care in Canada. And it is not covered under the Canada Health Act in the same way …
The Washington PostMoney Color of Money Live (October 17) - The Washington PostThe Washington Post - Oct 17, 2019So glad you could join me today. Lots of questions so let's get started. How do MLMs still get away with claiming that you can make $18/hr or similar on their recruitment ads? After I graduated high school,
Personal Finance 30 Tips to Help You Live Long, Be Happy, and Have Financial Successrd.com - Michelle Crouch You can’t avoid getting old. But the decisions you make now about how you spend your day (and your money!) will have a dramatic impact on the …
Housing Province fast tracks new long-term care facility in Bowmanvilledurhamradionews.com - News Room A Bomwanville long-term care facility is getting a new home, but staying put in Clarington.Ruth McFarlane, CEO of Durham Christian Homes says Glen …
Chicago Tribuneflipped into BusinessHealth Care Retirement: Make a plan for health careChicago Tribune - By Eileen Ambrose and Kiplinger's Personal FinanceThe only sure thing about health care in retirement is that the cost will rise over time. To help with medical bills in retirement, consider opening a health savings account while you're still working,
Retirement Caught in the middle: Today's older adults are caring for adult children and aging parentsyahoo.com - PR Newswire Nationwide Retirement Institute® survey reveals the challenges and opportunities impacting the sandwich generation when it comes to …
U.S. News & World ReportNursing Measuring Quality in the Long-Term Care SettingU.S. News & World Report - Zach Adams Last year, U.S. News introduced a novel composite quality measure and corresponding Short-Term Rehabilitation rating that assesses the performance of …
Forbesflipped into TechnologyLTC What Your Long Term Care Insurance Won't Cover And How To Prepare For ItForbes - John E. GirouardNo one wants to become a financial burden on their families as they age. In fact, every one of my clients who’ve made the decision to purchase long term care insurance cited this concern as a driving in
CNBCRetirement Not having long-term care insurance can be 'the single biggest devastator' of your financial planCNBC - Michelle Fox Yet the reality is that many people will at some point in their life. About 60% of those turning 65 can expect to use some form of long-term care in …
MarketWatchRetirement Here’s a more realistic way to look at health care costs in retirementMarketWatch - By Liz Weston You won’t pay for health care in retirement with one lump sum. That’s the way these expenses are often presented, though, and the amounts are …
CBC Newsflipped into OttawaHealth Care (Canada) Brain injury victim faces 'inhumane' wait for specialized careCBC News - Trevor Pritchard The family of an Ottawa man who suffered a mysterious brain injury last summer is concerned it could be months, even years, before he gets the …
PatchDisability PODCAST: Is Medi-Cal for Me? Long-Term Care for Disabled People Over 65 - Berkeley, CA PatchPatch This post was contributed by a community member. The views expressed here are the author's own. PODCAST: Is Medi-Cal for Me? Long-Term Care for …
PatchGuide Books Download this FREE Guidebook - Berkeley, CA PatchPatch This post was contributed by a community member. The views expressed here are the author's own. What is your strategy for long term care? 52% of …
U.S. News & World ReportNursing Nursing Home Facts and StatisticsU.S. News & World Report - Elaine K. Howley When it comes time for families to consider placing a loved one in a nursing home or assisted living facility, there are a lot of factors to …
Bradenton Heraldflipped into NewsAssisted Living ALF industry pushes bill to lower reporting requirements for deaths, serious injuriesbradenton.com - By Elizabeth Koh and ALF industry pushes bill to lower reporting requirements for deaths, serious injuries When a resident in one of Florida’s assisted living facilities …
Health Care Of Note: 11 October 2019 | Nashville Postnashvillepost.com - www.nashvillepost.com Nashville-based nonprofit Music Health Alliance has added six members to its board of directors. The newcomers are Essential Broadcast Media’s Joseph …
William Hayesflipped into Trusts and EstatesLTC Returns on long-term care investment are far from healthyFinancial Times - John DizardApart from the WeWork, sorry, “We” IPO, is there any financial product that is completely unsellable any more, given the world’s desperate yield hunger? Some piece of radioactive waste with an attached
Financial TimesPersonal Finance (UK) A fifth of over-45s expect to leave work to become carersFinancial Times - Lucy Warwick-ChingOne in five employees expect to leave their jobs to care for an adult relative, with women more likely to take on this responsibility than men. The equivalent of more than 2.6m employees aged 45 and over
Chron.com from Houston Chronicleflipped into Latest from ChronHouston, TX The Importance of Being an Ombudsman— How the role positively affects the quality of life for LTC residentschron.com “Ombudsman” is a word that baffles most people upon first hearing it. A simple definition is a person who investigates complaints and gets problems …
Dex Kotzeflipped into ChinaIcon version of the Flipboard logoChina China's elderly population to reach 487M around 2050china.org.cn - 张嘉琪 China will have a population of 487 million aged 60 or above by around 2050, according to the Office of the National Working Commission on Aging. In …
Kiplinger's Personal Financeflipped into Living Well In RetirementRetirement Time to Get Your Head Out of the Sand about Long-Term Carekiplinger.com - Neale Godfrey As more Boomers are becoming caregivers themselves for their parents and loved ones, the realities of the costs and work involved are sinking in. …
The Globe and Mailflipped into BusinessHealth Care (Canada)With baby boomers aging, the cost of long-term care is set to triple in the next 30 years. What’s our plan for dealing withThe Globe and Mail - Bonnie-Jeanne MacDonaldLong-term care in Canada is facing major sustainability challenges – and it’s an issue that we cannot afford to ignore. Research released Tuesday by the National Institute on Ageing at Ryerson University
CNBCRetirement Here's how to keep health-care costs down in retirementCNBC - Sharon Epperson and Jessica Dickler Retirees will spend a significant amount of money on health care. Still, many older Americans don't plan properly for it. A healthy male-female couple …
Adeflipped into FinanceBusiness If long-term care insurance costs too much, you have a choice to makeLos Angeles Times - Liz WestonDear Liz: We were told to buy long-term care insurance early because waiting too long would make it more expensive and perhaps unavailable. I bought mine when I was 55. At the time, it was $2,400 a year.
Salonflipped into Health & ScienceNursing Bugs, mold and unwashed hands: Rampant safety violations in nursing home kitchens endanger residentsSalon - Marjie LundstromFlies buzzing the undercooked hamburgers. Cockroaches scurrying for cover behind the oven. A moldy ice machine. Mystery debris, clinging to the crevices of a meat slicer. Hundreds of mouse droppings, across
Laddersflipped into Career Advice & NewsRetirement Forced out of work: The early retirement you didn’t plan forLadders - Bryan M. Kuderna There are countless articles on retiring early, I’ve even written some of them. It’s a goal many Americans dream of, work toward, and aggressively …
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