The American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance announced an effort with Legal Rights Advocates, PLLC to make it easier for consumers who have legal issues pertaining to their care.
"Our organization strives to help consumers and their families with all matters pertaining to long-term care planning and services but we're not lawyers," states Jesse Slome, director of the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance (AALTCI). "So we are pleased today to announce that Legal Rights Advocates, PLLC has agreed to place a prominent banner ad on our consumer webpage so that consumers seeking services have an available resource they can connect with."
The American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance's website attracts over half a million consumers annually and has been ranked as the nation's most trusted resource for information pertaining to long-term care insurance. "Whether it's seeking long-term care insurance costs or resources, we're proud to be the trusted resource that individuals turn to," Slome acknowledged.
The national organization was founded in 1998 and both advocates for the importance of LTC planning and supports insurance professionals who market various insurance options to their clients.
"Legal Rights Advocates is a Licensed Law Firm Serving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) consumers nationwide," explained Mark Gazda, VP of Operations For Legal Rights Advocates. "We have a team of dedicated professionals committed to helping claimants across the United States receive approval for disability benefits and only get paid when we win for clients. We are proud to be associated with such a reputable organization and look forward to helping address consumers SSDI questions."
To learn more about long-term care insurance costs, planning and relevant facts visit the Association's Consumer Resource Center at www.aaltci.org where multiple audios and other information can be secured. To contact Legal Rights Advocates call 888-656-7675 or visit their website at www.yourlegalrightsadvocates.com.