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Press Releases from Association Marketing (54 total)

40 Sessions Set For Association's Virtual Long Term Care Insurance Conference

An extensive program focused on the marketing and selling of long term care insurance and hybrid long term care solutions has been set for the

Millennials Confused About Long Term Care Insurance Planning

A marked increase in requests for information and price quotes for long term care insurance by individuals born starting with the early 1980s is the

Long Term Care Insurance State Tax Deduction Guide Published

Long term care insurance premiums may be fully tax deductible for individuals and a growing number of states now offer deductions and even tax credits

Increased Broken Bones Among Boomers Is Precursor Of Future Long-Term Care Needs

A new study suggests that the number of baby boomers visiting hospital emergency rooms for broken arms could rise by nearly a third by 2030.

Obesity Linked To Longer Hospital Stays And Long Term Care Need

Researchers reported a relationship between obesity and the duration and frequency of hospital stays in the United States. The scientists found that hospital stays for obese

More Exercise Can Help You Sleep Better

Regular physical activity while you are awake can result in better sleep. According to a just reported study, individuals who participated and met national

Families Urged To Discuss Long Term Care Planning Over Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving weekend is one of the few times during the year when several generations of family members gather and is the ideal time to discuss

Fewer Adults Dying From Mouth And Throat Cancers

U.S. death rates for throat and mouth cancers has decreased according to new national data. According to research and a study of analysis by the National

Regular Dental Cleaning Lowers Stroke A Leading Risk For Long Term Care Ne

Regular doctor visits are important for your good health. Turns out, so are regular visits to your dentist for tooth cleaning.

Those regular cleanings may

Happiness Leads To Longer Life And Greater Long term Care Risk

Smile and be happy if you want to live longer according to a new study. Researchers find that older people who are happy and content have

Long Term Care Will Be Affected By Divorce And Changed Family Roles

The elderly population of the United State will nearly double by the year 2050 creating both an enormous caregiving problem for an increasing number of

Women Diagnosed With Cancer Are Less Likely To Die

Women diagnosed with cancer are less likely to die from the disease than men. Experts acknowledge that the higher rate for men is due

Long Term Care Insurance Tax Deductible Limits Are Increased

Tax deductible limits for long term care insurance purchased in 2012 have been increased over the 2011 deductible levels according to the American Association for

National Ad Focuses On New Perspectives In Long-Term Care Planning

The American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance (AALTCI), announced today it will publish in the December issue of Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine, its third consumer-focused

Long Term Care Insurance Expert Warns Mild Strokes Have Serious Consequences

While severe strokes typically occur after reaching age 65, mild strokes tend to happen among younger people who may appear unaffected, but often live with

More Seniors Surviving Cancer Adds To Long-Term Care Crisis

Over the next decade there will be a dramatic rise in the number of people over the age of 65 either living with cancer or

Comedy Is Good Medicine For Alzheimer's Patients

Exposing individuals suffering from Alzheimer's disease to humor therapy appears as effective as psychiatric drugs in reducing the agitation that often plagues those struggling with

Long Term Care Insurance Risk Faced By 55 Million With High Blood Pressure

One-quarter of American adults receive treatment for high blood pressure. New research reported by the U.S. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality reveals that of the

Low Vitamin B12 Linked To Cognitive Decline In Elderly

Older individuals who have low levels of vitamin B12 in their blood have a greater risk of brain shrinkage, losing cognitive skills and greater risk

Study Links Diabetes With Dementia And Long Term Care Insurance Risk

Adults with diabetes face a significantly higher risk of developing all types of dementia, including Alzheimer's disease, the leading cause of long term care insurance

New Technology Could Identify Prostate Cancer In Body Fluids

Researchers have developed a breakthrough technology that can be used to discriminate cancerous prostate cells in bodily fluids. The scientists note that the new technology is

Critical Illness Insurance Group Comments On Decline In Lung Cancer Rates

New lung cancer cases declined among men in 35 states and among women in six states. According to new research the decline represents the time period

Sleep Disorders Lead To Increased Dementia Risk And Long Term Care Need

Older women with sleep-disordered breathing are more likely to develop cognitive impairment or dementia than women without this disorder according to a new study. According

New Memory Fitness Prgram May Reduce Need For Long Term Care Insurance Claims

A memory fitness program has demonstrated the ability to help improve the ability to recognize and recall words among older adults. By benefitting verbal learning

Unneeded Osteoperosis Screening Suggested By New Report

Approximately 12 million Americans older than 50 have osteoporosis, and roughly half of postmenopausal women will suffer an osteoporosis-related fracture at some point according to

Less Salt Is Recipe For Brain Healthy Seniors

Numerous studies have connected low sodium intake with reduced blood pressure and the risk of heart disease. Now, new research extends the benefits of

Association Releases Study Of Asset-Based Long-Term Care Insurance Buyers

The sale of asset-based long-term care insurance protection grew significantly according to research by the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance the national trade organization.

New Drug Approved To Treat Deadly Skin Cancer

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced the approval of a new drug to treat advanced melanoma, a deadly form of skin cancer. According to

Experts Lower Exercise Time Needed To Reduce Cancer Risk

New research finds that just 15 minutes of daily physical activity can reduce the risk of cancer. The current generally accepted exercise recommendations call for adults

Vitamin D Linked To Higher Risk Of Cancer

New research reports that higher levels of vitamin D are associated with an increased risk of nonmelanoma skin cancer. The levels fall within the

New Study Connects Exercize And Reduced Memory Loss Dementia Risk

Researchers report that a small amount of physical exercise can protect elderly individuals from long-term memory loss that can result suddenly following infection, illnesses or

Early Morning Smokers Face Higher Cancer Risk

American smokers who light their first cigarette soon after waking up may be at greater risk for lung, head and neck cancers a new study

Increased Dementia Risk Linked To High Blood Pressure, Weight And Smoking

High blood pressure, obesity and smoking in middle age men and women may result in decreased brain volume and cause cognitive decline and dementia later

Where Women Live Predicts Future Cognitive Decline

Older women who live in poorer neighborhoods are more likely to exhibit lower cognitive skills which are early indicators of Alzheimer's and need for long-term

Significant Cuts To Medicare Nursing Home Payments Set

Under a corrective proposal issued by the federal government last week, Medicare payments to nursing homes would be trimmed by 11.1% beginning October 1 according

Family History Better Predictor of Heart Attack Than Stroke

Family genetics may play more of a role in the risk of a heart attack than strokes. New research conducted at the University of Birmingham in

Obesity Is Baby Boomer's Greatest Health Risk

A higher percentage of baby boomers are obese than in any other group in the United States according to a recent study. The research revealed that

Federal Long Term Care Insurance Plan Closer To Repeal

The deficit-reduction proposal released Tuesday by the reconvened Gang of Six would repeal the Community Living Assistance Services and Supports Act (known as the CLASS

Cancer Death Rate Declines Will Impact Long-Term Care Need

A steady decline in overall cancer death rates among America's aging adult population will create added stress on the long-term care needs of seniors. Medical advances

500,000 Long-Term Care Insurance Applicants Expected

Over half a million Americans are expected to apply for long-term care insurance before the year concludes according to a projection from an industry trade

Long Term Care Insurance Expert Authors Book On Tax Deductible Long Term Care Pr …

The cost of long-term health care insurance may be fully tax deductible according to long-term care insurance expert Jesse Slome. The author of the Guide To

First Long-Term Care Insurance Almanac Published

What percentage of adults over age 65 will need between 2 and 5 years of long-term care after age 65? [Answer: 20%]. What

Women Buying Majority Of Life Plus Long-Term Care Insurance Policies

Sales in 2010 of life insurance policies offering long-term care benefits surged 79 percent for the industry's leading insurance carriers. According to annual research conducted by

Critical Illness Insurance Association Launches New Consumer Education Website

Some 1.5 million Americans will be diagnosed with cancer this year and over 785,000 will have a first heart attack. Most will survive however

2011 Long Term Care Insurance Sourcebook Published

The 2011 Long-Term Care Insurance Sourcebook has just been made available from the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance. The 48-page publication is

Critical Illness Insurance Association Launches Online Consumer Learning Center

Some 1.5 million Americans will be diagnosed with cancer this year. Most will physically survive thanks to advances in medical treatments. But many

Long Term Care Insurance Associations Offers State Insurance Guaranty Directory

While most consumers are aware that bank deposits are protected and insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) few understand that similar protections exist

Top Long-Term Care Insurance Professionals In Each State Awarded

The nation's top long-term care insurance agents and brokers in each state were recognized today for their commitment and results during the prior year. The Long-Term

Nation's Top Long-Term Care Insurance Agents Announced

The nation's top long-term care insurance agents for 2010 were announced today by the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance (AALTCI). The Ninth Annual

Study Examines Long-Term Care Insurance Costs

A couple in their mid-50s purchasing long-term care insurance protection can expect to pay $2,350-per-year for about $338,000 of current benefits. Their protection grows

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