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Kentucky to have Health Exchange if Supreme Court Approves Obamacare

Tracy Mc Manamon Tracy Mc Manamon  |  Health  |  May 17, 2012  |  3 Views  |  Read Full
Kentucky will set up a health benefit exchange if the Supreme Court approves the health care law. The idea of the exchange is to allow individuals and small businesses to compare coverage, provider networks and costs and purchase affordable Kentucky health insurance online. The law requires all states to have their health exchanges up and running by January 2014, failing which the federal government will step in to set them up.
Gov. Steve Beshear said that though no one is sure about what the Supreme Court will decide, Kentucky is ready to follow the law, if upheld.
The exchange will serve many purposes:
•    allow the purchase and sale of Kentucky individual health insurance plans
•    help small businesses in purchasing health coverage for their employees
•    help small businesses qualify for tax benefits
•    allow individuals to enroll in health plans, Medicaid and KCHIP, and get tax credits and ...
 

Health Insurance in Ohio – Many Challenges Ahead

Tracy Mc Manamon Tracy Mc Manamon  |  Health  |  May 17, 2012  |  3 Views  |  Read Full
According to a report prepared for the Ohio Department of Health Insurance, over 60 percent of Ohio’s residents get their health insurance through their employers. However, Ohio Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor says there could be a lot of confusion ahead for businesses as well as individuals when shopping for health insurance in Ohio. Talyor, who is also Director of the Ohio Department of Insurance, says that policies could also become expensive, with higher premiums and new fees required to run a state health care exchange. Ohio is one of the 19 states that are still studying options to set up an exchange which, according to law, is expected to be up and running by January 2014.
Health Insurance Exchanges – Issues Involved
A health care exchange is expected to be a place where lower-income residents and small employers can shop for Ohio health insurance and compare a variety of subsidized health plans. It is also expected to give the state better control over the commercial health ...
 

Identifying the Areas of Your Long Term Care Plan

merian eksteen merian eksteen  |  Long Term Care  |  May 17, 2012  |  4 Views  |  Read Full
For most people, long term care planningis something that can wait.  They are confident that their homes will serve as the perfect solution in case they end up needing care someday. 
 
 
One’s home equity, according to financial advisers, cannot be a solution to his long term care (LTC) needs as the cost of care today is way higher than the average selling price of real estate properties. 
 
 
Anyone who resorts to selling his house will only end up frustrated because the proceeds will only be enough to cover a year’s stay in a nursing home.  That’s presuming he gets to sell his house at the price of $81,030, which is the median annual rate of a private nursing home room according to Genworth Financial.  Now if he is going for a lower bid then God only knows where he will turn for help afterwards.
 
 
Medicaid, a federally and state regulated health insurance program, used to generously provide nursing home ...
 

Responsible Long Term Care Planning

merian eksteen merian eksteen  |  Long Term Care  |  May 16, 2012  |  5 Views  |  Read Full
Long term care should be treated as part and parcel of life because any person who journeys through old age or a chronic illness will naturally need some level of care along the way.  Long term care plansallow people to receive home based care, senior living, nursing home care, and other long term care services which otherwise would have been inaccessible.
 
 
Long term care (LTC) services are not cheap especially those that are offered by senior living facilities and nursing homes.  Genworth Financial has, in fact, revealed its 2012 Cost of Care Survey which shows that the median annual rate of an senior living facility is $39,600 while private rooms in a nursing home flash a whopping $81,030.
 
 
Unlike the usual health care that you know of, LTC is not designed to treat a person who has acquired a chronic illness or to make an 85-year-old move and feel like a 50-year-old again.  It is primarily provided to people suffering infirmity, a medical ...
 

How To Avoid Long Term Care Insurance Premium Hikes

merian eksteen merian eksteen  |  Long Term Care  |  May 16, 2012  |  3 Views  |  Read Full
Even though long term care insurance is an important investment which everybody should be considering, many people still refuse to put their money on this product as they fear being subjected to very high long term care insurance premiums.
 
 
Reports about the plan of long term care insurance (LTCI) firms to increase the premium rates of their existing policies from 10% to 15% further discourage the uninsured folks.  According to them, a 5% inflation rate is too much to handle already so what more a higher increment in LTCI premiums? 
 
 
Meanwhile, many policyholders have admitted that when the premiums of their coverage increased by 40% they found themselves on the verge of dropping their policies.  However, the thought of their children suffering while and after providing them LTC pierced their hearts so they decided to continue with it.    
 
 
It’s a good thing that these responsible individuals held on to ...
 

Who’s Shopping for a Long Term Care Insurance Policy?

merian eksteen merian eksteen  |  Long Term Care  |  May 16, 2012  |  3 Views  |  Read Full
New buyers of long term care insurance policies are getting younger each year.  According to the experts, many of these young people have witnessed how the finances of their parents were ruined by their grandparents’ long term care (LTC) expenses.  To avoid falling into the same situation, each of them decided to buy a long term care policybefore it is too late.
 
 
If you are in your 50s, there’s no better time to buy a long term care insurance (LTCI) policy than today.  However, there are certain things that you have to consider before shopping for a policy and one of them is the level of care which you will likely need in the future. 
 
 
Some people will pay more for care.  There are others who will be able to manage with in-home care but those who are chronically ill will inevitably enter a nursing home and probably stay there until the later part of their lives. 
 
 
It is, indeed, difficult to point out ...
 

Taking Advantage of Free Long Term Care Insurance Quotes

merian eksteen merian eksteen  |  Long Term Care  |  May 16, 2012  |  3 Views  |  Read Full
Perhaps you’ve seen the line “Get free long term care insurance quotes” so many times before but you did not mind it because you thought it’s just a catch phrase which insurance companies use to rake in more customers. 
 
 
You’re skipping a big opportunity here and you know why?  The free quotes which long term care insurance (LTCI) companies are offering will eventually take you to a long term care (LTC) plan that will serve as your financial backup when the need for care comes up sometime in the future. 
 
 
These days, everybody should have a concrete plan for his LTC needs because whether a person receives care in his own house or in a community-based LTC facility or in a nursing home among other types of LTC settings, he will pay five to six figures annually.  
 
 
Although you are free to self-insure, financial advisers do not encourage this because your finances won’t last in the LTC ...
 

Begin Your Long Term Care Plan with Quotes

merian eksteen merian eksteen  |  Long Term Care  |  May 16, 2012  |  3 Views  |  Read Full
More choices make planning easier.  This statement goes for practically everything or anything that we need to plan for in life such as the house to buy, dinner to serve, place to vacation, and long term care.  Everybody is pressured to plan for the latter as its cost gets higher each year so perhaps it’s time to start collecting those long term care quotes.
 
 
Long term care (LTC) is an important term in the health care industry as it is highly in demand but very few individuals can afford to pay for it using their personal money.  Majority of them turn to Medicaid .  Medicaid is a federally and state regulated health insurance program which is primarily intended for poor individuals and families.  Think of those whose take home is below the poverty level so that you’ll get a clear picture of Medicaid’s target market. 
 
 
Unfortunately, the number of middle-earner Americans relying on Medicaid grows every year and ...
 

How to Save More with Long Term Care Insurance

merian eksteen merian eksteen  |  Long Term Care  |  May 16, 2012  |  5 Views  |  Read Full
As the cost of care continues to soar, people are beginning to get confused between annual long term care (LTC) costs and long term care insurance costs. 
 
 
Who can blame them?  Today somebody reports about a 3% increase in the cost of care somewhere in the northeastern region and then the following day a financial expert predicts that long term care insurance (LTCI) premiums will increase sometime next year. 
 
 
So if you look at the whole LTC scenario it is mainly about increasing prices.  Whether you acquire care or you plan for it, you will have to spend a chunk of your hard earned money.  However, if you study carefully both methods of spending you will come to realize that there is a big difference between them as planning your LTC will cost thousands of dollars less than acquiring care. 
 
 
Your age and health, however, will come to play very important roles if you intend to prepare your future health care needs ...
 

Long Term Care Costs in New England Skyrocket

merian eksteen merian eksteen  |  Long Term Care  |  May 16, 2012  |  5 Views  |  Read Full
To be able to gather accurate figures of long term care costs by state, check out the latest information which the experts on the field have recently churned out.  
 
 
One of those experts is Genworth Financial, a leading long term care insurance (LTCI) company and an expert in financial planning, which releases annually a study on the cost of care in each state of the country.  For this year, its study reveals that the states that are situated in the New England area are leading in terms of the highest long term care (LTC) costs.
 
 
The cost of a private nursing home room in New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, and Connecticut rose by 3% while in Rhode Island it went as high as 9%.  Meanwhile, states in the Mid-Atlantic region are not to be left behind.  In-home care in New York has increased by 5% while Delaware 11%.  
 
 
This rapid increase in the cost of care in these areas can be attributed to the continuous stretch of the ...