Tighter Medicaid eligibility rules could strip long-term care (LTC) coverage from more than 5 million Americans, including many older adults and people with disabilities.
Key takeaways
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- Medicaid eligibility changes that could disqualify 5 million Americans. Make sure to notify and prepare your clients who may be at risk.
- Show the real annual costs of long-term care, often exceeding $75k for home care and $111k for nursing homes.
- Offer private long-term care solutions that protect dignity, independence, and family finances.
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