Did you know that one out of two adults over the age of 55 will need care in a skilled nursing facility, an assisted living facility or in-home healthcare at some point in their life? Your health insurance doesn’t pay for any of these needs, and neither does Medicare or Medicaid, so how can you cover those costs and provide for yourself if you need long term care in a skilled nursing facility, assisted living facility or in-home healthcare? Sadly, only about 10% of Americans actually have what they need to cover these costs, and that is something called long-term care insurance. Long-term care policies cover all of those services I previously mentioned and more, if you need them. Long-term care is affordable, it’s medically underwritten and your health is really an asset when it’s time to apply. So if you’re 50 or older, you need to be thinking about a long-term care policy. Protect your assets, protect your estate, your family and most importantly, protect yourself. Have you ever visited a nursing home or assisted living facility? What’s the first thing you notice? Usually it’s the smell, and if that makes it unpleasant for you to visit, what do you think it’s like to live in one of those facilities? That’s what a long-term care policy allows you to prevent. It’s a simple choice that can make a huge difference in your life as you age or if you have a medical event like a stroke, or something that incapacitates you.
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The Health Insurance Advocate Show - Now Broadcasting Coast-to-Coast
Cary Hall, host of The Health Insurance Advocate Show, has been educating audiences throughout the Midwest; discussing timely issues, health care reform, and important facts that impact our lives…and now, he is taking his mission national.
We are proud to announce, Business Talk Radio Network (BTRN) is broadcasting The Health Insurance Advocate Show from coast-to-coast with national syndication beginning September 4, 2010.
“KGGF is pleased to announce the addition of Cary Hall and “The Health Insurance Advocate Show” to our line-up.
We feel our listeners will benefit from information that is both vital and topical with a program that is in the listeners’ corner,
providing the unbiased facts that many people need.”
John Leonard
General Manager, KGGF
Choosing for the Long-Term
Did you know that one out of two adults over the age of 55 will need care in a skilled nursing facility, an assisted living facility or in-home healthcare at some point in their life? Your health insurance doesn’t pay for any of these needs, and neither does Medicare or Medicaid, so how can you cover those costs and provide for yourself if you need long term care in a skilled nursing facility, assisted living facility or in-home healthcare? Sadly, only about 10% of Americans actually have what they need to cover these costs, and that is something called long-term care insurance. Long-term care policies cover all of those services I previously mentioned and more, if you need them. Long-term care is affordable, it’s medically underwritten and your health is really an asset when it’s time to apply. So if you’re 50 or older, you need to be thinking about a long-term care policy. Protect your assets, protect your estate, your family and most importantly, protect yourself. Have you ever visited a nursing home or assisted living facility? What’s the first thing you notice? Usually it’s the smell, and if that makes it unpleasant for you to visit, what do you think it’s like to live in one of those facilities? That’s what a long-term care policy allows you to prevent. It’s a simple choice that can make a huge difference in your life as you age or if you have a medical event like a stroke, or something that incapacitates you.