LTC Bullet: LTC Handout Thursday, February 12, 2009 Seattle-- LTC Comment: Want a one-page, hard-copy AND electronic handout to shake people and policy makers out of LTC denial? Find one after the ***news.*** *** Today's LTC Bullet is sponsored by SellingLTC.com, LLC, a leader in providing long-term care insurance sales, marketing, and presentation solutions for insurance sales professionals. SellingLTC.com announces the launch of the LTCi Café, a FREE LTCI resource center available to all financial professionals. The Café offers information you can use to increase your LTCI sales. Stop by and visit today at www.sellingltc.com. SellingLTC.com is a proud supporter of the Center for Long-Term Care Reform. *** LTC BULLET: LTC HANDOUT LTC Comment: The following "LTC Handout" is designed to be duplicated and handed out as a hard copy at meetings, conferences or group talks. It enables the recipient to enter a single web address (URL) and access an electronic version of the handout in which links to all the listed resources are live. You can find the online version at www.centerltc.com/handout.htm. We hope you will help us spread the word about the importance of responsible long-term care planning and about the Center for Long-Term Care Reform as a critical information source on that subject. Please print out our "LTC Handout" and distribute it to anyone interested in long-term care risk and cost, aging demographics, or public policy. PDF version for print (www.centerltc.com/Handout-print.pdf).
Dedicated to ensuring quality long-term care for all Americans What is the Center for Long-Term Care Reform? Who is Stephen A. Moses? Find this handout with live hyperlinks to all listed items at http://www.centerltc.com/handout.htm The Center for Long-Term Care Reform (www.centerltc.com) is a private think tank and public policy advocacy organization dedicated to ensuring quality long-term care for all Americans. Stephen Moses's professional bio Sample Publications by Stephen Moses (many more at www.centerltc.com): "The Brave New World of Long-Term Care," Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics & Public Policy, 2007 "Aging America's Achilles' Heel: Medicaid Long-Term Care," Cato Institute, 2005 "Welfare for the Well-To-Do," Wall Street Journal, 2005 op-ed by Stephen Moses, Sample Studies by the Center for Long-Term Care Reform (many more at www.centerltc.com): "Long-Term Care Financing in North Carolina: Good Intentions, Ambitious Efforts, Unintended Consequences," John Locke Foundation, January 2008 "Don't Mess with Texans' Long-Term Care--Fix It!," Texas Public Policy Foundation, March 2007 "The Realist's Guide to Medicaid and Long-Term Care," September 2004 Sample Speeches, Debates and Courses (much more at www.centerltc.com): Congressional testimony by Stephen Moses: April 2005 and July 2006 "What I Believe About Long-Term Care," speech by Stephen Moses "Long-Term Care: Who Should Pay?," Stephen Moses debates Josh Wiener of the Research Triangle Institute "Medicaid and the Long-Term Care Crisis -- Who Should Pay?," Stephen Moses debates Medicaid planner Vincent Russo The LTC Graduate Seminar, How to Register and Testimonials Over 800 articles on long-term care financing issues archived chronologically and by subject 2212 Queen Anne Avenue North, #110, Seattle, Washington 98109 ● Phone (206) 283-7036 ● Fax (206) 283-6536 |
