Long-Term Care Division

Understanding Long-Term Care Insurance
As we age, the need for assistance with everyday activities—like bathing, dressing, or preparing meals—can become a reality. Long-term care insurance is designed to help cover the cost of that care, whether it's provided at home, in an assisted living facility, or in a nursing home.Traditional health insurance and Medicare typically do not cover long-term care services. That’s where long-term care insurance steps in—offering financial protection and giving you the freedom to choose how and where you receive care.

Frequently asked questions

What does Long-Term Care Insurance Cover?

In-home care services (e.g., personal care, homemaking)
Assisted living facility expenses Nursing home care
Adult day care Memory care services.

Why long-term Coverage matters and why?

Preserve your savings: Avoid draining retirement assets to pay for care.
Reduce burden on family: Loved ones may not need to become full-time caregivers.
Access quality care: Maintain control over the type and location of care you receive.

How do I purchase Coverage, Built-In or Standalone?

Long-term care can be purchased as a standalone policy or added as a rider to many life insurance policies—sometimes called a hybrid policy, combining the benefits of life insurance with long-term care protection.

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