Planning: Those Multiple Choices in Long-Term Care Policies
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When it comes to coverage for long-term care, a myriad of choices makes even timely buying a daunting process.
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The debate in Washington, DC, has started over the reformation of Social Security. The 1935 plan of President Franklin D. Roosevelt is a safety net Americans have come to depend on.
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Around the United States, there are perplexing geographic variations in medical expenses and the quality of care.
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The fall can be an anxious time for employees across the country, as companies hold their annual open enrollment periods and invite workers to choose benefits from a complex range of health insurance, disability coverage and retirement savings alternatives.
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A little planning now can save your loved ones lots of hassle.
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Making investment decisions all boils down to answering two questions.
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You want a business plan? Here's a strategic vision you can't refuse.
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Charter House is what is known as a CCRC, a continuing care retirement community. There are about 2,000 of them in this country. They differ from nursing homes in that they care for people no matter what needs might develop -- beginning with independent living.
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Options, options, options -- when will the madness end?
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The fall can be an anxious time for employees, as companies hold their annual open enrollment periods and invite workers to choose benefits from a complex range of health insurance, disability coverage, and retirement savings alternatives.
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Budget cuts and old habits may interfere with good intentions.
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The challenges facing New York state&#39;s hospitals, nursing homes and home care agencies in 2005 will be substantial. In Albany, the Health Care Reform Act comes up for renewal in June, presenting
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WE ARE in the grip of government by plan: five-year plans, ten-year plans, national plans and action plans.
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One budget-cutting proposal on the table
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Localities are tailoring services to help aging populations live longer in their own homes.
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The costs of caring for elderly  people with diabetes, a growing population, are threatening to  overwhelm the system designed to pay for their medical care,  according to a new analysis of Medicare claims.
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Consumer-directed health care (CDHC) - high-deductible plans often touted as the answer to spiraling health care costs - is not likely to curb health care costs, and could even worsen health outcomes by reducing patients&#39; receipt of needed preventive care