Do you know the number one cause of asset depletion in retirement? It’s long-term medical care due to Alzheimer’s and dementia. While it’s true that Medicare offers some short-term relief for health care costs pertaining to a chronic health event such as Alzheimer’s or dementia, it does not cover any extended long term care health costs that can deplete to your retirement savings.
An adult turning 65 today has a 70% chance of having at least one long term care event over the remaining course of his or her life. A nursing
home/memory care facility costs range from $8,000-$10,000 per month depending on services and privacy.
A great way to protect against this potential cost is with Long Term Care Insurance. Long Term Care Insurance is a risk management tool to pay for extended care needs in the home or in a skilled facility for people that are physically or cognitively impaired.
Please join Darin Wright, Director RPOA Insurance, to learn more about the types of long-term care insurance products out there and how to qualify. You may have options you did not realize you had. Darin possesses 16 years of experience in the insurance industry, serving as a Managing Partner at an agency before joining RPOA.
This is such a vital and important financial matter, we strongly encourage you to bring family and friends or forward this invitation to someone who may be interested in learning more.