American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance

Tax deductible limits for long term care insurance purchased in 2012 have been increased over the 2011 deductible levels according to the American Association for Long Term Care Insurance, the national trade group.

Women who eat two chocolate bars daily have a reduced risk of stroke, one of the primary causes of long term care insurance claims.

Aging women are far more likely to suffer from dibilitating arthritis and also more likely to use long term care insurance benefits as a result of this condition.

The long term care insurance program included within health care reform has been eliminated today by HHS Secretary Sebelius.

The American Association for Long Term care Insurance announced its third consumer-focused advertorial section, entitled “Fresh Perspectives on Long-Term Care Planning."

Long term care Medicaid rules are being changed in Illinois to prevent taxpayers from picking up costs for seniors with assets. Long term care insurance industry exec says more changes will be forthcoming.

Mild strokes which generally occur prior to age 65 may result in hidden disabilities including depression, vision problems and difficulty thinking which all can result in increased long term care needs.

The percentage of cancer survivors aged 65 and over is already 60% and is set to reach 63% by 2020 creating a long term care tsunami for families and state welfare programs.

Exposing individuals with Alzheimer's disease to humor therapy appears to reduce aggressive behaviors common to Alzheimer's patients. Long term care insurance expert Jesse Slome recommends Americans in their mid-50s start long term care planning.

Over 55 million Americans have high blood pressure a treatable condition though a risk for future long term care insurance claims according to new study analysis.