Matt McCann, is recognized as one of the nation’s leading Long Term Health Care (LTC) specialists and a nationally known speaker on Long Term Health Care issues.
Since 1998, Matt has been a leader in finding solutions for the physical, emotional and financial burdens LTC places on the American Family. He has been recognized by the American Association for Long Term Care Insurance as one of the top specialists in the country. In July of 2015 the AALTCI listed him among the top 10 Long Term Care Specialists in the country.
Representing all the top insurance companies, Matt helps consumers protect their assets from the financial costs and burdens of aging.
His attention is helping consumers find affordable solutions so they can protect their assets and never be a burden on family and loved ones. He specializes in LTCi, Critical Care and Asset Protection products. With his unique skills and experience, Matt also coaches individual agents throughout the country helping them improve their processes to help more consumers.
He is also known as an effective public speaker on LTCi and LTC issues as well as sales motivation. Whether speaking to groups or appearing on radio and TV programs, Matt’s unique experience in Long Term Care is in demand.
Prior to dedicating his life to LTC, Matt was a well-known radio station manager and personality. He worked at radio stations throughout the country. He may be best known as legendary Chicago radio personality Larry Lujack’s co-host when Lujack came back out of retirement years ago.
If you wish to schedule Matt for a speech or radio or TV appearance, call or email for availability.
Matt can be contacted by email or by phone at 866-751-7957.
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