Whether due to a chronic health condition, a medical emergency, or simply aging, many seniors develop a need for long-term care. If you or one of your loved ones are in need of assistance in daily activities, you might want to consider custodial care. Main Points Custodial care is a type of long-term, non-medical caregiving. […]
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Typically Medicare does not cover nursing home care. In some instances, Medicare may cover very limited periods for rehabilitation after a hospital stay of at least three days in a nursing home. Generally, you should not rely on Medicare for any coverage of an extended nursing home stay. When thinking about Medicare nursing home coverage,
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Seniors above 65 years old have a 70% chance of needing long-term care services to live a long and healthy life. Skilled nursing and nursing homes are common pieces of a long-term care plan and services that many seniors receive. Although these terminologies may look similar, the services and level of care they provide have
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If you’re researching senior care and looking to understand the average cost of care, we’ve put together a concise run-down of in-home care cost vs. nursing home cost to help guide the decision process for determining which is the best option for you and your family’s specific senior care needs. Senior In-Home Care Costs vs.
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Whether you are looking at senior care options for yourself or for a loved one, it is important to evaluate the differences between assisted living and nursing homes so you can make an informed decision and find the appropriate senior living option. We’ll unpack the differences between assisted living and nursing home care and who
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