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Current Nursing Home Costs are $75,000 + Per Year!
By 2030 That Will Be $226,000


These costs are based on national average (2008) costs for a home health aide for 8 hours a day and for a private nursing home. The average extended care need prior to passing is 4 years.

These are not alternatives.

Health Insurance
Health insurance covers doctor bills, cost of medication, hospitalization up to 100 days. Health insurance does not cover hands-on assistance or custodial care.

Medicare
Medicare has eligibility requirements for skilled nursing care only and is for a limited time period.

Medicaid
Medicaid is a welfare program. It will NOT cover extended health care costs for the average American. Medicaid kicks in only after a person's assets and dignity are gone. In many states the eligibility threshold for single people is $1,500 in assets. Medicaid is WELFARE.

Personal Investments
Individuals and families burn through their savings, assets, and cash to pay for most of the Extended Care costs. If the funds run out family members are usually turned to.

Family Members
Children would like to help, but children often have kids of their own. They certainly can't quit their jobs to care for their parents. Would you count on your kids to have the resources, time, skill and patience when the time comes ?

If you or a loved one needs care,
are you financially prepared
to handle it?

 
Only Extended Care Plans Can Provide:

  • Help in your home with daily activities like bathing, dressing, eating and cleaning

  • Community programs such as adult day care

  • Assisted living services that are provided in a special residential setting othr than your own home

  • These services may include meals, health montioring, and help with daily acitivities

  • Visiting nurses

  • Care in a nursing home