P.E.A.C.E. Advocacy - Meeting your longterm care needs


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Languishing: the modern era dilemma of extended life chronology in three phases
	Please consider that the realities of the artificially extended life are not to be idealized.
	Man has stumbled on to the path to the fountain of lingering. On this path the medical arts can be friend or foe.
	At home we could have had one-to-one care. In the institutional care system, we are confronted with a six to one ratio.

P.E.A.C.E seeks to (1) Maintain the highest quality in the human experience; (2) Protect personal savings and assets; and (3) Maintain assertive independence in our lives.

Do not gamble with your freedom and dignity! With the ever-increasing human life expectancy, many of us have parents surviving well into their 80s and 90s. It stands to reason that you may be slated to live long enough to require some type of supervised custodial care in the future. When you are in good health, that is the time to choose between either custodial in-home care or custodial institutional care. Let me help you find the right insurance policy for P.E.A.C.E.

To promote in-home custodial care through the California Partnership for Long Term Care (“CPLTC”).
CPLTC seeks to assist persons in planning their future in-home custodial care arising out of medical necessity.
Unlike a traditional policy, each dollar the CPLTC policy pays out in benefits will entitle you to keep a dollar of your assets to apply for Medi-Cal services.