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Top Ten Conditions that Cause People to Need Long Term Care |
Top Ten Conditions that Cause People to Need Long Term Care
According to the National Association of Health Data the following is a list of the top 10 conditions that may cause a person to need long term care assistance and file a claim on their policy. Of course there are more illnesses and injuries that could cause a long term care stay, this only covers the most common that may trigger a long term care insurance policy's benefits.
1. Fractured bones, commonly resulting from a fall
2. Recovering from an illness, injury, or surgery
3. Rehabilitation following a hospital stay
4. Alzheimer’s disease and dementia
5. Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
6. Parkinson’s Disease
7. Heart Disease
8. Strokes
9. Head injury, again commonly caused by falls
10. Chronic or terminal medical conditions
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 09 July 2009 )
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