How do I find the best long-term care insurance?
Just as you chose other investments in your financial portfolio, we let
you choose the long-term care plan that works best for you. In addition
to a benefit plan that helps you maintain your independence, long-term
care offers added benefits that can make a big difference in your financial
future - and your family's.
What is covered in a long-term care policy?
Long-term care insurance covers the care you need, whether it's in your
home or at another facility. We even have one plan that pays long-term
care expenses, a death benefit or both - whichever you need. Long-term
care benefits can pay for:
- Care and assistance from a nurse or therapist in your home
- Homemaker and companion services
- Personal care attendant and chore services
- Community-based care such as adult day care
- Care in a nursing home, adult congregate living facility or assisted
living facility
Why decide today?
Medical insurance typically pays only for your doctor and hospitalization
in the event of illness or injury. Medicare will only cover acute care
needs, and to qualify for: Medicaid, you must spend down your assets to
the poverty level in most cases. Long-term care insurance is a sound investment
for the future, and you should make it part of your financial plan today.
Monthly premiums are based on your age at the time you enroll and will
not go up because you get older or make a claim. In most states the premiums
are guaranteed not to increase for 10 years. Then they can only increase
if they rise for everyone in your rate category in your state.
Your policy can never be cancelled as long as you pay the premiums on
time. And, every long-term care policy is portable - no matter where you
are living, your coverage goes with you.
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You've worked hard to earn and invest your money. You hope you're on
your way to a secure financial future. But most people overlook an investment
that can safeguard their financial plans with little effort. That investment
is long-term care insurance. You probably haven't even thought about long-term
care insurance - yet the need for long-term care can strike at any time
due to accidents or disabling illnesses.
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