SHORT/LONG TERM CARE

Coverage for care needs Medicare may not fully handle.

Short and long term care insurance can help if you ever need specialized care. This type of care is not typically covered under Medicare plans.

Long term care coverage can help with costs connected to medical and non-medical needs, including assisted living, home healthcare, or nursing home care over an extended period of time.

WHY IT MATTERS

Care needs can be medical, practical, and long-lasting.

When someone needs help recovering, living safely at home, moving into assisted living, or receiving nursing home care, the costs can add up quickly.

1

Specialized care needs

Short and long term care coverage can help when you need specialized care that is not typically covered under Medicare plans.

2

Home healthcare

Coverage may help with certain care needs provided in the home, depending on the policy and eligibility requirements.

3

Assisted living

Long term care coverage can help with costs connected to assisted living when ongoing support is needed.

4

Nursing home care

Policies may also help with nursing home care costs for people who need a higher level of ongoing support.

CARE PLANNING

Short-term and long-term needs are not always the same.

Short-term care planning may focus on recovery, rehabilitation, or a temporary need for additional help. Long-term care planning is usually about support needed over a longer period of time.

Either way, the goal is to help prepare for the care setting, cost exposure, and type of assistance that may be needed.

Assisted living Home healthcare Nursing home care Recovery or rehabilitation support Help with medical and non-medical daily needs

WHAT WE REVIEW

Policy details can make a big difference.

Care coverage is highly dependent on the policy. A licensed agent can help explain what is covered, what is excluded, and how the benefits work before you rely on it.

  • Current health and care planning concerns
  • Whether you are looking for short-term recovery help or longer-term care planning
  • Preferred care setting, such as home care, assisted living, or nursing home care
  • Monthly budget and desired benefit amount
  • Elimination periods, benefit periods, and policy limitations
  • How the coverage coordinates with Medicare and other insurance

IMPORTANT

Medicare is not a full long-term care plan.

Specialized care, assisted living, home healthcare, and nursing home care may not be fully covered by Medicare. Reviewing coverage early can help families plan before a care need becomes urgent.

READY TO PLAN AHEAD?

Ask a licensed local agent about short and long term care options.

We can help you review available options, benefit structure, policy limits, and how this coverage may fit with Medicare and your broader planning needs.