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AARP Idaho and the University of Idaho Extension Service are providing free seminars that that will teach you all about long-term care options, their costs, and how to protect your financial security against the cost of long-term care.
AARP is working with a coalition to change the culture of nursing homes so that they better reflect what consumers want.
Options Counseling and Nursing Home Quality Bills Enacted.
If anyone understands the need for long-term care reform, it’s those who care for their loved ones.
AARP is urging lawmakers to take better care of the people who will take care of us—long-term care workers and informal family caregivers.
Americans should have choices when it comes to long-term care - allowing them to maintain their independence at home or in their communities with expanded and affordable financing options.
Americans should have choices when it comes to long-term care - allowing them to maintain their independence at home or in their communities with expanded and affordable financing options.
Being able to remain in their own homes while receiving long-term care services is very important to 89 percent of age 35+ Alabamians, and this December 2006 AARP telephone survey finds that 85 percent would support creating a Money Follows the Person program to allow individuals to decide where they receive the care they need. (28 pages)
Massachusetts announces its state legislative agenda.
Two new AARP research reports help highlight the issues, costs and misperceptions of long-term care and the state looks to shore up the future of long-term care in Oregon.
America is facing a critical shortage of competent and compassionate caregivers, and much needs to be done says Robert N. Butler, president of the International Longevity Center-USA.
Medicare and private health insurance don’t pay for much, if any, long-term care.
A creative new program in Vermont pays family members or friends $10 an hour to care for older adults who want to remain in their homes.
You have to take care of yourself to take care of others. If you are a caregiver, find out how to better balance your caregiving, work and personal life.
In early 2006, AARP Pennsylvania joined with other advocacy groups to encourage Pennsylvania to make home and community based services a more important part of the long-term care system in Pennsylvania.
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