Ecumen Leader Discusses Presidential Candidates and Long-Term Care Financing With New York TimesSeptember 2, 2008|In Our Blog|By origineightHope you had a great Labor Day Weekend. Welcome back to Changing Aging!The New York Times’ ‘New Old Age‘ blog last Thursday had Ecumen CEO Kathryn Roberts provide analysis on why long-term care hasn’t thus far been a big topic with the Presidential candidates thus far. She answers the question:Why are the candidates (mostly) silent on long-term care?’ Please add your thoughts.Also, download a new Ecumen white paper by Kathryn:“Long Term Care Financing Reform: An Incredible Opportunity for Candidates Who Desire Positive Change in America‘ Changing Aging on Vacation Next WeekU.S. Senate Candidate Al Franken Talks Aging and Long-Term Care
The New York Times’ ‘New Old Age‘ blog last Thursday had Ecumen CEO Kathryn Roberts provide analysis on why long-term care hasn’t thus far been a big topic with the Presidential candidates thus far. She answers the question:Why are the candidates (mostly) silent on long-term care?’ Please add your thoughts.Also, download a new Ecumen white paper by Kathryn:“Long Term Care Financing Reform: An Incredible Opportunity for Candidates Who Desire Positive Change in America‘