American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance

Less salt in your diet will lead to lower cognitive decline among seniors. Long term care insurance expert discusses risk of Alzheimer's increases.

A new study examines buyers of asset-based long-term care insurance policies that combine life insurance with long-term care benefits.

A new robot is designed to help provide quality care for Japan's aging population. Robots expected to play role in U.S. caregiving cites long-term care insurance expert.

Experts explain that even shorter time exercising can lengthen lifespan. Adding to longevity is good but increases risk for long-term care.

Every hour of television watched shortens lifespan by 22 minutes. TV habits could predict longevity and future need for long-term care insurance expert explains.

A small amount of physical activity can prevent memory loss among elderly according to a new study.

The majority of long-term care insurance policy owners make no change to their benefits when faced with premium increases. Less than two percent drop coverage.

Millions of American employees will be eligible for group long-term care insurance. A campaign by the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance encourages awareness.

In the U.S. over five percent of adults over age 65 have one or more cognitive disorders according to the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance. A new study finds that high blood pressure and smoking in middle age increases future risk.

Diet, exercise and other life choices may not be the most crucial factor in determining whether you make it to age 95 or beyond.