Personal Insurance
Plan now to reduce the financial burden that life may present later.
Long Term Care Coverage
No one wants to consider that they or their loved ones might be incapable of living on their own someday.
However, the reality is that long term care insurance may be a smart financial decision to make today in order to protect your nest egg from major care expenses down the road.
Cover Daily Needs
- Most long-term care supports people’s daily activities, such as dressing, bathing, and cooking instead of health care.
- Daily care needs are often not covered by government programs which carry financial restrictions or other limitations to qualify.
Reduce the Financial Burden
- One of the main reasons that couples purchase long-term care coverage is peace of mind.
- It can reduce the financial burden for the healthy spouse if the other requires expensive care or needs to go into a nursing home.
Long Term Care Expenses Really Add Up
70%
chance
Someone turning age 65 today will need some type of long term care service
$6,844
per month
Average cost for a semi-private room in a nursing home
2.9
years
Average stay in long term care
That totals $238,171.20
Plan wisely
We offer Long-Term Care Insurance and helpful, free information based on your current age and situation. Take the next step.
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