Long-Term Care: How to Plan & Pay for It

Bought it because my Parents need to go in a care home or assisted living. This covers all the different alternatives. I like it most, because it's unbiased. Long term care articles on the internet are often biased because they are written to promote something.

This is a sad, but necessary book for a lot of people to read, since all human beings physically die. This book tells us how to plan for the ending part of our lives and what we should expect when we reach that stage. Some of the interesting facts that this book mentions includes the following information: People over 60 are twice as likely to be victims of fraud and undue influence. Older people tend to have their financial assets concentrated in a few large blocks. But a family member or new companion might gain access to, or even control over, all of an elder's assets, ultimately leaving the elder with nothing.

I have worked on long-term care policy for 25+ years. This book is the best available.