Insurance companies urged to develop more dementia-friendly policies
Insurance policies come with technical jargon and are "inaccessible" to dementia sufferers, says the Alzheimer’s Society Charity.
The insurance industry is there to “protect people in times of crisis” according to Dominic Carter, policy manager at Alzheimer’s Society. He argues for people affected by dementia, taking out cover
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