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• Obama Health Plan Not Likely to Embrace Long Term Care, Industry Leader Says
  KIRKLAND, Wash., Dec. 10 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- If you've put off getting long term care insurance, should you put it off a bit longer, anticipating the new administration's health plan? 'I wouldn't advise it,' says Denise Gott, Chairman of the Board of LTC Financial Partners LLC (LTCFP), one of the nation's most experienced long term care insurance agencies. 'Long term care has never been a part of any candidate's overall health care reform proposal, and likely never will be.'
• When You Need Long Term Care, Don't Look to Medicare, Agency Warns
  KIRKLAND, Wash., Oct. 27 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- Many Americans assume that Medicare will cover their long-term care expenses, says Cameron Truesdell, CEO of LTC Financial Partners LLC (LTCFP), one of the nation's largest and most experienced long term care insurance agencies. 'But it just isn't so. The Government expects people to cover the expenses on their own -- out of pocket or through long term care insurance.'
• Today's Working Adults Face Long Term Care 'Double Whammy,' Says Denise Gott, Spokesperson for LTC Financial Partners, LLC
  KIRKLAND, Wash., April 17 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- For health reasons, Americans in the prime of life may be less financially secure than they think, according to Denise Gott, Vice Chairperson of LTC Financial Partners LLC, one of the nation's most experienced long term care insurance agencies. 'The sudden need for long term care can erode their best-laid financial plans,' she says.
• Long Term Care Newsletter Helps Preserve Solvency and Sanity While Caring for Loved One
  KIRKLAND, Wash., Feb. 27 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- If you suddenly have to care for an incapacitated parent or spouse, the impact can be life-changing. Rising care costs can devour your estate or inheritance. And your loved one's daily needs can make you into a full-time caregiver. 'But it doesn't have to be that way,' says Jonas Roeser, Senior Vice President of Marketing & Operations for LTC Financial Partners.
• The Long Term Care Insurance Explosion; January Conference to Celebrate Rapid Growth of LTC Protection and Light Fuse of Further Expansion
  KIRKLAND, Wash. and CHARLESTON, S.C. - Dec. 19 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- LTC Financial Partners, the nation's most experienced long term care insurance brokerage, has more than quadrupled in size since 2005, to more than 400 field underwriters and support staff. That just one sign of what's happening in the long term care insurance field, in the company's experience.
• As More Americans Live to 100, Long Term Care Insurance Leader Gives Health Assist
  KIRKLAND, Wash. - Dec. 14 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- As Americans increase their life spans, many eyeing 100-plus, the odds of needing long term care increase. One solution is long term care insurance to pay the care bills. 'A better solution,' says Cameron Truesdell, CEO of LTC Financial Partners (LTCFP), 'is the insurance plus health habits to keep yourself on your feet as long as possible.'
• Long Term Care Awareness Week (November 4-10) to Be Supported by Facts from Local Experts
  KIRKLAND, Wash. - Nov. 1 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- Now there's a week, November 4-10, devoted to thinking about an issue many Americans put out of mind: the possibility of needing long term care someday. 'Nobody likes the idea of being incapacitated for an extended period,' says Cameron Truesdell, CEO of LTC Financial Partners, the nation's most experienced long term care insurance brokerage, 'but it's smart to plan ahead.'
• Long Term Care Newsletter Debuts, Published by LTC Financial Partners; Advice on Living Better, Not Just Longer, with Financial Protection
  KIRKLAND, Wash. - Oct. 22 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- Now there's a newsletter for people who will probably need long term care someday, but want to stay healthy, happy, and solvent as long as possible. The first issue of 'Caring is Sharing,' to be published quarterly, debuts November 1. By promoting healthy lifestyles and good planning, the 8-page newsletter seeks to extend the vital years while protecting financial assets subject to healthcare drainage.
• LTC Financial Partners (LTCFP) Engages CareScout to Bring Comprehensive Long Term Care Solutions to LTCFP Clients
  KIRKLAND, Wash. - Oct. 10 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- For the first time, comprehensive information on long term care providers plus information on how to pay for it will be available from a single source: a national network of 380-plus long term care specialists. Today, LTC Financial Partners (LTCFP), the nation's most experienced long term care insurance brokerage, announced a partnership with CareScout, creator of the first quality-of-care ratings on nursing homes and home health agencies in America.
• Long Term Care Insurance Gains Momentum Thanks to State Promotions, a Leading Brokerage Reports
  KIRKLAND, Wash. - Sept. 26 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- Long term care insurance, once a bit player in the health insurance field, is now entering center stage thanks to influential backers: states like California, Connecticut, Indiana and New York. These four are the original long term care partnership states, now joined by many others.
• Guidance from Doctors on Long Term Care Insurance; Information to Be Available in Waiting Rooms
  KIRKLAND, Wash. - Sept. 27 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- In a doctor's office near you, look for facts on a matter of growing concern, long term care insurance. Starting today, informative waiting room displays are being supplied to physicians by LTC Financial Partners LLC, the nation's most experienced long term care insurance brokerage.
• In Kansas City Event, Long-Term Care Pioneers Will Challenge Leaders to Create Affordable LTC for All
  KANSAS CITY, MO - Oct. 13 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- As the nation approaches a financial and healthcare crisis, pioneers of long-term care protection are preparing to act. They will state their intentions, and invite political leaders to do the same, at a briefing in Kansas City on October 17. 'The problem,' says Cameron Truesdell of LTC Financial Partners, one of the pioneers and host of the event, 'is a widespread lack of proper long-term care protection, which threatens to bankrupt the states, Uncle Sam, and millions of American families.' He is CEO of LTC Financial Partners LLC, America's leading LTC insurance brokerage.
• Cameron Truesdell, CEO of LTC Financial Partners, Challenges Leaders to Address Bold Objective: Affordable Long-Term Care for All
  KIRKLAND, WA - Oct. 12 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- On October 17 in Kansas City, change-makers will answer an all-important question: 'How can we make long-term care protection as common as auto insurance ... so no American risks financial ruin from longer-lasting health needs ... and government doesn't go broke trying to fill an unfillable gap?' The question will be posed by Cameron Truesdell, CEO of LTC Financial Partners LLC, the nation's leading insurance brokerage specializing in long-term care and representing multiple carriers.
• Correction: U.S. Senator Kit Bond (R, MO) and Buck Stinson of Genworth Financial Are Not Scheduled to Appear in Kansas City Briefing Hosted by LTC Financial Partners
  KANSAS CITY, MO - Oct. 11 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- On October 17 in Kansas City, leaders from business and government have been invited to express their views on bringing long-term care insurance protection to more Americans. The briefing, designed to spark public awareness, is hosted by LTC Financial Partners LLC, the nation's leading long-term care insurance brokerage representing multiple carriers
• Featuring U.S. Senator Kit Bond (R, MO), Oct. 17 Briefing Will Address Bold Objective: Affordable Long-Term Care for All
  KIRKLAND, WA - Oct. 7 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- As 77 million baby boomers approach retirement and most Americans enjoy longer life spans, a time bomb ticks. What happens when tens of millions succumb to longer-lasting illnesses or injuries? Regular health insurance won't cover it. Uncle Sam doesn't want to. State-run Medicaid does contribute to long-term care expenses -- for the indigent. But Medicaid costs are ballooning to the breaking point. Family assets are