Long-Term Care
What is it?
Let’s face the truth, people live longer these days. While that is a positive thing for most of us, the likelihood of long-term care increases as you age.
With the rising costs of nursing homes, home care and assisted living facilities, your family may be asking this question: how will you afford to care for your well-being long term?
Most people associate long-term care with the elderly. But it applies to the ongoing care of individuals of all ages who can no longer independently perform basic activities of daily living (ADLs)–such as bathing, dressing, or eating–due to an illness, injury, or cognitive disorder. This care can be provided in a number of settings, including private homes, assisted-living facilities, adult day-care centers, hospices, and nursing homes.
Get help with long-term care before you need it! We can help you navigate this tough market and decide what’s best for your family.
