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Long-term care for seniors is an emerging issue
WASHINGTON, DC – Long-term care is poised to become an important issue in the U.S. as the nation’s population grows older, according to Dan Weber, president of the Association of Mature American Citizens.
“Each and every day, over the next two decades, 10,000 Americans will celebrate their 65th birthdays and as many as 70 percent of them, at one point as they grow older, will need some level of assistance with every day necessary chores. Some of them will be able to use retirement funds for assisted living facilities. Seven percent of them had the resources when they were younger to purchase expensive long-term care insurance…Read More
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