Long term care - Infographic

WHY DON'T AMERICAN'S PLAN? IIII LONG TERM CARE III Says that the cost of care prevents them from planning 45% Most of the Americans aren't even thinking about it, but the number says we should be. Here are the facts on the actual costs, care options and tips to help you prepare now for this likely and expensive need. Fewer than 1/3 are 33% currently saving for it Almost half are unsure how WHO WILL NEED IT? WILL YOUR FAMILY PAY A PRICE? 70% One in four U.S. adults were unpaid caregivers to an adult or child in 2009 of people turning the age of 65 can expect to use some forms of long-term care during their lives ...... A reported 37% of caregivers quit their jobs or reduced work hours People with diabetes, high blood 8% of people between 40-50 have a disability that could require long- to care for someone 50+ in 2007. these lost wages and benefits add to personal long-term care Those who live alone are more likely to need paid care than families Pressure or other costs. chronic conditions term care www.ddmedtrans.com