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Planning for future care is a smart financial move. Long-term care insurance helps cover in-home support, assisted living, or nursing services, protecting your freedom, reducing stress on the family, and helping preserve your long-term stability and savings.
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As people age, the likelihood of needing assistance with everyday activities—such as bathing, dressing, or eating—increases significantly. Long Term Care Insurance (LTCI) helps cover the costs associated with this type of care, whether it’s provided at home, in an assisted living facility, or in a nursing home.
Original Medicare and most health insurance plans do not cover long-term custodial care. Without coverage, these services can place a heavy financial burden on families. LTCI offers peace of mind by helping to protect savings, preserve independence, and give loved ones the support they need when care becomes necessary.
Common services LTCI can help pay for include:
Long-term care insurance helps protect your independence, savings, and peace of mind if you ever need extended assistance with daily living. These FAQs explain how coverage works and what to know when planning ahead.
Long-term care insurance helps pay for services such as in-home care, assisted living, adult day care, memory care, and nursing homes — support that isn’t typically covered by Medicare.
The ideal time is usually in your 50s or early 60s, when you’re still healthy enough to qualify for lower premiums. Waiting too long can make coverage harder or more expensive to obtain.
Hybrid policies combine life insurance or annuities with long-term care benefits. If you never need care, your loved ones still receive a life insurance payout — making it a flexible planning option.
The right amount depends on your savings, location, and care preferences. We’ll help estimate potential costs and design a plan that fits your goals and financial comfort.
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Planning ahead for long-term care is a vital part of retirement preparedness. According to federal data, nearly 70% of adults over age 65 will need some form of long-term care during their lifetime. Unfortunately, many wait until it’s too late to consider their options.
Here’s why early planning makes a difference:
Financial ProtectionLong-term care can cost thousands per month. LTCI helps cover these expenses so you don’t have to deplete retirement savings or rely on family members financially.
More Care ChoicesWith insurance in place, you’re more likely to have access to your preferred type of care—whether at home or in a quality facility.
Reduced Burden on Loved OnesLTCI can relieve your family from the emotional, physical, and financial toll of becoming full-time caregivers.
There are several options available to meet different needs and budgets:
Traditional LTC InsuranceThese policies offer comprehensive coverage for a variety of care settings and services. Premiums are paid annually or monthly, and benefits are triggered when you can no longer perform a set number of activities of daily living (ADLs).
Hybrid Life & LTC PoliciesThese combine life insurance or an annuity with a long-term care benefit. If care is needed, the policy pays out for LTC; if not, your beneficiaries receive a death benefit. These plans appeal to those who want to ensure their investment is never “lost.”
State Partnership PlansAvailable in many states, these allow you to protect a portion of your assets if you exhaust your LTC policy and later apply for Medicaid.
The best time to purchase LTC insurance is generally in your mid-50s to early 60s—while you’re still in good health and more likely to qualify for better rates.
When considering a plan, think about:
An experienced insurance professional can help you weigh these factors and compare plans from multiple top-rated carriers.