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paigns, is paying $194,704 on the media buy in Virginia.
* Individuals who call the toll-free number 1-866-PLANLTC will receive a long-term care “tool kit” listing resources available to them, including contact information for the Virginia Department for the Aging, their local Area Agencies on Aging, the State Corporation Commission’s Bureau of Insurance, a Virginia LongTerm Care Guide, and other resources. Residents also will receive a follow-up reminder postcard sometime in February, urging them to order the “tool kit” if they have not already done so.
• The Virginia Department of Aging will dispatch two Long-term Care Specialists to local Area Agencies on Aging to assist Virginians with financing questions and to provide other assistance related to long-term care. The positions are funded through a grant from the USHHS.
“Planning in advance offers several advantages,” Governor Warner said. “It gives consumers greater independence and control over their care
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