Re: Free Long Term Care Insurance for Veterans

[Guest guest]

OMG, I just called and he is wonderful. Since my

Dad's money and property is all in his Trust he is going to find out

how that plays into all this and let me know tomorrow but feels that

Dad will be eligible for this benefit since he is living in the

dementia unit at the ALF. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

Meri Jane

>

> Free Long Term Care Insurance for Veterans

>

> (Source: Producersweb.com) - The Aid and Attendance benefit is a

> little known, under-utilized benefit that provides up to $22,104

per

> year to help a veteran or the surviving spouse of a veteran pay

for

> long term health care costs, including home health care, assisted

> living or even nursing home expenses. The benefit is paid

regardless

> of the need for care, provided the veteran or spouse is older than

> the age of 65.

>

> Consider the possibility that a client or their family member is

> suffering from Alzheimer's or Parkinson's disease and the family

> would like to keep them at home for as long as possible. Medicare

> will not cover the services of a private-duty nurse, nor will

> Medicaid. The Aid and Attendance benefit may be available to help

> defray the cost.

>

> In this article, Wedmore says, " Don't overlook this benefit.

> Just sharing this information with your senior clients will open a

> lot of doors, resulting in loyal clients who depend on you for

their

> financial advice. "

>

> For more information on the VA Aid and Attendance benefit, visit

> http://www.vaaidandattendance.com/

>

[Guest guest]

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Thank you ,

My dad was in Korea, and moms his widow, this could potentially

help her a ton.Thank you so much for all you do for us all here.Im

calling in the morning for more info.My very best to you Ron

In LBDcaregivers , " Meri Jane "

wrote:

>

> OMG, I just called and he is wonderful. Since my

> Dad's money and property is all in his Trust he is going to find

out

> how that plays into all this and let me know tomorrow but feels

that

> Dad will be eligible for this benefit since he is living in the

> dementia unit at the ALF. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

>

> Meri Jane

>

>

> >

> > Free Long Term Care Insurance for Veterans

> >

> > (Source: Producersweb.com) - The Aid and Attendance benefit is a

> > little known, under-utilized benefit that provides up to $22,104

> per

> > year to help a veteran or the surviving spouse of a veteran pay

> for

> > long term health care costs, including home health care,

assisted

> > living or even nursing home expenses. The benefit is paid

> regardless

> > of the need for care, provided the veteran or spouse is older

than

> > the age of 65.

> >

> > Consider the possibility that a client or their family member is

> > suffering from Alzheimer's or Parkinson's disease and the family

> > would like to keep them at home for as long as possible.

Medicare

> > will not cover the services of a private-duty nurse, nor will

> > Medicaid. The Aid and Attendance benefit may be available to

help

> > defray the cost.

> >

> > In this article, Wedmore says, " Don't overlook this

benefit.

> > Just sharing this information with your senior clients will open

a

> > lot of doors, resulting in loyal clients who depend on you for

> their

> > financial advice. "

> >

> > For more information on the VA Aid and Attendance benefit, visit

> > http://www.vaaidandattendance.com/

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much for sharing this!

Lin

From: & lt;octoryrose@... & gt;

Subject: Free Long Term Care Insurance for Veterans

To: LBDcaregivers

Date: Tuesday, June 3, 2008, 4:28 PM

Free Long Term Care Insurance for Veterans

(Source: Producersweb.com) - The Aid and Attendance benefit is a

little known, under-utilized benefit that provides up to $22,104 per

year to help a veteran or the surviving spouse of a veteran pay for

long term health care costs, including home health care, assisted

living or even nursing home expenses. The benefit is paid regardless

of the need for care, provided the veteran or spouse is older than

the age of 65.

Consider the possibility that a client or their family member is

suffering from Alzheimer's or Parkinson's disease and the family

would like to keep them at home for as long as possible. Medicare

will not cover the services of a private-duty nurse, nor will

Medicaid. The Aid and Attendance benefit may be available to help

defray the cost.

In this article, Wedmore says, " Don't overlook this benefit.

Just sharing this information with your senior clients will open a

lot of doors, resulting in loyal clients who depend on you for their

financial advice. "

For more information on the VA Aid and Attendance benefit, visit

http://www.vaaidandattendance.com/

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Welcome to LBDcaregivers.

[Guest guest]

The Aid and Attendance is a lifesaver for us. Any social security and

other incomes will be subtracted from the amount that the VA allows.

To fill out the application you do get to put down medical expenses.

There are the medical benefits that go with it. That is what we are

slowly getting into now.

Lorraine

Husband 56, diagnosed PD in 2002 Dallas,TX area

>

> Free Long Term Care Insurance for Veterans

>

> (Source: Producersweb.com) - The Aid and Attendance benefit is a

> little known, under-utilized benefit that provides up to $22,104 per

> year to help a veteran or the surviving spouse of a veteran pay for

> long term health care costs, including home health care, assisted

> living or even nursing home expenses. The benefit is paid regardless

> of the need for care, provided the veteran or spouse is older than

> the age of 65.

>

> Consider the possibility that a client or their family member is

> suffering from Alzheimer's or Parkinson's disease and the family

> would like to keep them at home for as long as possible. Medicare

> will not cover the services of a private-duty nurse, nor will

> Medicaid. The Aid and Attendance benefit may be available to help

> defray the cost.

>

> In this article, Wedmore says, " Don't overlook this benefit.

> Just sharing this information with your senior clients will open a

> lot of doors, resulting in loyal clients who depend on you for their

> financial advice. "

>

> For more information on the VA Aid and Attendance benefit, visit

> http://www.vaaidandattendance.com/

>