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NAIFA LECP Impact Week will feature industry leaders for a panel discussion on "Technology Shark Tank: Taking the Robot out of the Advisor/Agent.”

The panel will address how to use the right technology to increase your profit, outreach, and professionalism. Ken Leibow, Founder and CEO of InsurTech Express, will moderate the discussion.

The panelists will be LECP Impact Week sponsors:

• Charles Pedneault, Vice President of Insurance Distribution Solutions at Equisoft
• Ian Ryan, Brokerage Director at BackNine Insurance and Financial Services
• Todd Rovak, Co-Founder of Carefull
• Max Posner, Customer Success Manager at Proformex

Join us virtually on November 4, 2021 from 12 - 1 pm eastern.  

NAIFA thanks our LECP Impact Week sponsors Equisoft, BackNine Insurance and Financial Services, Carefull, and Proformex.

Todd Rovak, co-founder of Carefull, will be a featured panelist at this year’s Limited and Extended Care Planning Center Impact Week. Founded in 2020, Carefull is a platform that provides resources for financial caregiving, helping aging loved ones manage their day-to-day finances.

Rovak will participate in the panel, "Technology Shark Tank: Taking the Robot out of the Advisor/Agent," which will address how to use technology to increase productivity, profitability, and personal connection with clients.  Rovak will be joined by representatives from the technology companies: Equisoft, BackNine Insurance, and Proformex. The panel will be moderated by Ken Leibow of InsureTech Express.

The panel will take place Thursday, November 4th, from 12 - 1 pm eastern.  

Each day of the LECP Impact Week will feature thought leaders and industry experts in long-term care.  

Carefull is a NAIFA partner and supports the Limited and Extended Care Planning Center and financialsecurity.org. Members can learn more about Carefull and how to partner within the Member Portal.

NAIFA’s Policy Director Maeghan Gale joined LTCI Partners Managing Director, Tom Riekse, and Director Steve Cain for a panel discussion about recent Long Term Care Insurance legislation. For many years, Long-Term Care Insurance took a backseat as it relates to legislative action on the state and federal level. However, 2021 has brought a wave of activity as lawmakers consider the best way to support their growing aging populations.

Last June, we offered you some insights into how technology is playing into the extended and long term care market. IDC published trackers as the developments in Smart Homes market promises to impact home care is options for extended and long term care.

IDC Corporate Tracker

 

 The third segment in our LECP Center series, offers insight into how personal service robots for the elderly can help those with mobility and cognitive issues. Robots are now even programmed with emotive features, for example, they can ask questions and hold conversations, helping the elderly feel like they have a companion.

 

 

The LECP Center is offering a series on the role robots are playing in caregiving. In this second segment,  we look at some new options for Extended and Long Term Care.  Where 2 or more caregivers have been needed to help individuals with limited mobility robots and technology can step in to assist.

 

Robots, Exoskeletons, and Smart Homes oh my! There are some exceptional plans in the works to modernize LTC delivery for those needing care.

Join LECP Executive Director Carroll Golden and Tom Riekse of LTCI Partners, LLC discussing various industry changes and developments. As the world modernizes and the industry evolves, access to purchasing avenues and options for MainStreetUSA may be expanding as well.

Steve Kline, Director of Government Relations for the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors (NAIFA) and Carroll Golden, Executive Director of the  Limited & Extended Care Planning Center (LECP) discuss the progress made on collaborative advocacy efforts from 2017 until now. This engaging interview discusses NAIFA's stance on extended care issues, highlights current events regarding extended care planning on both state and federal platforms, and discusses what to expect from state regulators on long term care issues. Through the LECP task force, NAIFA advisors are constantly prioritized through advocacy initiatives.