The Woman's Guide To Long term Care & Elder Care - Paperback

by Don Grimes (Author)

The essential information women ages 30 to 70 need to help relatives with their care and to prepare for their own future long term care needs. This book can help women avoid ending up old, broke and alone. The good news is we are living longer then ever. The bad news is we are living longer then ever and we will very likely end up being caregivers and end up needing caregivers. This book answers the most common questions people have about long term care and elder care using easy to understand language and examples. Specific steps are described that you need to take now. Reading this book could save you thousands of dollars and help you avoid a lot of future heartache. Topics covered include: The three people you need to talk to now. What is long term care What is elder care Where do we get long term care and elder care Who pays for long term care and elder care Assisted Living Facilities Nursing Homes or Skilled Nursing Facilities Home Care and Home Health Care Medicare Medicaid Long Term Care insurance Disability insurance Info@caregivergeneration.com

Author Biography

Don Grimes is the leading expert is the U.S. in explaining long term care and elder care using simple, but powerful, language and simple, but powerful, examples. Don's expertise in effective communication on these topics comes from conducting over 1,000 classes nationwide since 2002 at Fortune 500 companies, state agencies, universities and for the Federal government. Don has been quoted in the national and local media. "Long Term Care and Elder Care are very confusing, and often depressing, topics and the average speaker or book trying to explain them do not help much. This book is different because it is written the same way I present the material in a live lecture- very little technical jargon with examples that reinforce the concepts. I am convinced that the information in this book can prevent much heartache and help people save thousands of dollars." Don is the Executive Director of Caregiver Generation (TM) and the Women's Project for Long Term Care (R). He invites professionals and organizations that are interested in helping their communities prepare for long term care needs to contact him at info@caregivergeneration.com