Long-Term Care Insurance
Planning ahead for extended care needs, so a future health event doesn't derail your family's finances.
Planning ahead for extended care needs, so a future health event doesn't derail your family's finances.
Most health insurance — including Medicare — covers medical treatment, but not the day-to-day help many people eventually need: a home health aide, an assisted living facility, or nursing care. Long-term care insurance is built specifically to cover those costs, which can otherwise fall entirely on you or your family.
We're currently finalizing which carriers we'll offer long-term care coverage through. In the meantime, we're happy to talk through how this type of coverage works and what to look for when you're ready.
Focused on long-term care
You choose a daily or monthly benefit amount and a benefit period. If you need qualifying care later, the policy pays toward it.
Anyone wanting to protect retirement savings from the cost of future care, or avoid placing that burden on their children.
Long-term care coverage is generally easier — and cheaper — to get while you're younger and healthy, rather than waiting.
Reach out and we'll follow up as our carrier lineup for this coverage comes together.
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