David Wolf’s Post

HOW LONG DO MOST PEOPLE NEED LONG-TERM CARE? Statistics (from data published by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services) reveal that 52% people who reach age 65 will require Long-Term Care services at some point in their lives. While the duration of this care may only be months for some, others will require long-term care for several years or longer. In fact, of individuals who live past age 65, 33% will need care for more than a year and 14% will need more than 5 years of care. bit.ly/AP-LTCIB #AgingPlan #MyAgingPlan #WolfLTC #longtermcare #longtermcareinsurance

HOW LONG DO MOST PEOPLE NEED LONG-TERM CARE? Statistics (from data published by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services) reveal that 52% people who reach age 65 will require Long-Term Care services at some point in their lives. While the duration of this care may only be months for some, others will require long-term care for several years or longer. In fact, of individuals who live past age 65, 33% will need care for more than a year and 14% will need more than 5 years of care. bit.ly/AP-LTCIB #AgingPlan #MyAgingPlan #WolfLTC #longtermcare #longtermcareinsurance #PlanningForLongevity #LongevityandFrailty

HOW LONG DO MOST PEOPLE NEED LONG-TERM CARE? Statistics (from data published by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services) reveal that 52% people who reach age 65 will require Long-Term Care services at some point in their lives. While the duration of this care may only be months for some, others will require long-term care for several years or longer. In fact, of individuals who live past age 65, 33% will need care for more than a year and 14% will need more than 5 years of care. bit.ly/AP-LTCIB #AgingPlan #MyAgingPlan #WolfLTC #longtermcare #longtermcareinsurance #PlanningForLongevity #LongevityandFrailty

HOW LONG DO MOST PEOPLE NEED LONG-TERM CARE? Statistics (from data published by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services) reveal that 52% people who reach age 65 will require Long-Term Care services at some point in their lives. While the duration of this care may only be months for some, others will require long-term care for several years or longer. In fact, of individuals who live past age 65, 33% will need care for more than a year and 14% will need more than 5 years of care. bit.ly/AP-LTCIB #AgingPlan #MyAgingPlan #WolfLTC #longtermcare #longtermcareinsurance #PlanningForLongevity #LongevityandFrailty #planforcare #fiduciary #planning #retirementplanning

The # of Americans over age 65 is expected to rise from 50 million in 2020 to 84 million by 2050, and 40% of such adults will need daily assistance. The overall share of the US economy devoted to healthcare continues to increase with spending for home health care agencies to be $153.19 Billion by 2029! #protectwhatmatters #wecanhelp #askushow

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Life insurance is the best plan for long-term care and ensuring you are prepared for unplanned medical expenses in retirement.

Have You and Your Family Discussed Long-Term Care? Many people believe that a long-term care event will not happen to them. You may be in good health, active, and not old enough to think about planning for a potential long-term care event. But have you thought about what a long-term care event could do to your family and your finances? Individuals are living longer . . . but we are not necessarily living these years in the best of health. Although medical advances have helped increase life expectancy, we still must face the realities of aging. One of these realities is the need for assistance with daily activities. Consider a few facts about long-term care. https://buff.ly/3Ve50SS #LongTermCare #SeniorCare #65plus #LPSCFinancial

Did you know that 27% of U.S. adults had multiple chronic conditions in 2018? Discover how a team-based approach in senior care improves health outcomes. Read more below. ⬇️ https://ow.ly/KPgr50S43V6 #TransformativeCare #PrimaryCare