All Blog Posts Tagged 'OH' (6)

Thanksgiving and the winter holidays are upon us. Families will be getting together and need something to talk about besides politics, sports, or the weather. "So why bring up long-term care?" says Les Robinson of LesLtc. "It's an important topic that may be hard to bring up at other times."

"According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, about 70% of us over age 65 will need long-term care at some point," says Robinson, who represents LesLtc  in…

Avoid losing your Retirement Money from a Nursing Home and Medicaid Spend Down

Local Author Les Robinson CLTC on Long Term Care Planning will show you how to protect your retirement money from a nursing and Medicaid Spend Down.

Call Les on Long Term Care Insurance 1-800-875-0140 or get a quote at …

Avoid losing your Retirement from a Nursing Home and Medicaid Spend Down

Local Author Les Robinson CLTC on Long Term Care Planning will show you how to protect your retirement from a nursing and Medicaid Spend Down.

Call Les Robinson on getting a Long Term Care Insurance quote at  1-800-875-0140 or get a quote at …

Avoid losing your Retirement from a Nursing Home and Medicaid Spend Down

Local Author Les Robinson CLTC on Long Term Care Planning will show you how to protect your retirement from a nursing and Medicaid Spend Down.

Call Les on Long Term Care Insurance 1-800-875-0140 or get a quote at …

Avoid losing your Retirement from a Nursing Home and Medicaid Spend Down

Local Author Les Robinson CLTC on Long Term Care Planning will show you how to protect your retirement from a nursing and Medicaid Spend Down.

Call Les on Long Term Care Insurance 1-800-875-0140 or get a quote at www.lesltc.com

Because of today’s medical science, we’re all living longer lives.

Long-term care issues are…

We need to gear up for the burgeoning care needs of an aging population; working Americans will bear the brunt of the costs and obligations

The number of Americans age 65 and older is on track to double — from 46 million now to over 98 million in 2060, when today’s 20-somethings will be turning 65. At that time the 65-plus age group’s share of the population will have jumped to 24-percent from 15-percent today. “Think of it,” says Les…