On the recordJanuary 7, 2009
I would argue that there needs to be some societal understanding that there is an individual responsibility to start planning for some level of long-term care when you turn 21 or turn 25.
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congress.govI would argue that there needs to be some societal understanding that there is an individual responsibility to start planning for some level of long-term care when you turn 21 or turn 25.
Warner stresses the need for personal responsibility in planning for long-term care.
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