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What do you want to hear about?
Topic created By - jhawkins (31 May 2012 - 11:14:57)

We would love it if you could spare some time to share your thoughts on the sorts of topics, news, discussions and stories you would want to hear about on the site.

It does not have to be about elderly care, so be honest and let us know what interests you.......we are listening!

 

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Re: What do you want to hear about?
Submitted By - Jemmeroni 03/06/2012 22:47:59 The latest financial policy and regulations about elderly care funding; how to assess care homes; what's the cost of private healthcare insurance in middle age; finance plans for funding higher educational costs.
Re: What do you want to hear about?
Submitted By - ChrisMinett 07/06/2012 19:44:45 Hi Jemmeroni  -  I'm not sure if you have already read the documents available from Grace Care on this site, but I think they may be of help with a number of the queries you raise around care funding and care option assessments. There is an article plus 3 pdf documents at the bottom of the screen here -   http://www.engagewithyou.com/expert-help/our-experts/grace-care/
If more info required on these topics, please come back and let us know.
In the meantime, will follow up on your other queries re. health insurance and funding higher education.