ADVISORY/Starting the Dialogue: A Discussion On Long Term Care.Assignment Editors ADVISORY...for Wednesday Wednesday: see week. (Sept. 25) --(BUSINESS WIRE) GE Financial Assurance
Panel of Leading Experts will Discuss Barriers to Talking About and
Planning for Long Term Care Needs; Offer Alternatives
Results of New National Polling Data Will Be Released
What: The GE Center for Financial Learning, the first uniquely
objective web-based financial education resource, is
leading a national coalition of concerned groups to
proclaim Wednesday, September 25 as the Second Annual
National Long Term Care Awareness DaySM. Together with
partners such as Alzheimer's Association, Centers for
Medicare/Medicaid Services, National Family Caregivers
Association, National Alliance for Caregiving and
Rebuilding Together, the group is hosting a panel
discussion on the importance of promoting awareness,
education and dialogue among Americans about planning for
their long term care needs.
Moderated by Suze Orman, one of the most empowering voices
in personal finance, the panel will work to bust myths
about long term care planning and offers solutions for
beginning a dialogue between families and loved ones about
long term care planning.
Who: Congresswoman Karen Thurman, (D) Florida, Fifth District,
will deliver keynote comments.
Suze Orman, Certified Financial Planner(R) professional
speaker, best-selling author, nationally syndicated talk
show host, and television host of CNBC's "The Suze Orman
Show," will deliver a keynote address and moderate a panel
discussion among the following leading experts:
Mary Furlong, Chairman and Founder, ThirdAge, Inc.
Gail Gibson Hunt, Executive Director, National Alliance
for Caregiving
Jay Kearns, JD, Certified Elder Care Attorney, Fellow of
NAELA and Advisor to the GE Center for Financial learning
Suzanne Mintz, President and Co-Founder, National Family
Caregivers Association
Tom Scully, Administrator, CMS, Department for Health
and Human Services
Pollster Allan Rivlin of Peter D. Hart Research Associates
will release new data on long term care issues and provide
analysis.
When: September 25, 2002
12 p.m. to 2 p.m.
Where: National Press Club
Holeman Lounge
529 14th Street, NW, Washington, DC
Reporters wishing to cover the event of who have questions should
call Mary Everette Glenn at (212) 931-6104 or Amanda Hamilton at (212)
931-6131.
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