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Long Term Care Insurance Options

Contrary to common perception, health insurance is not likely to cover the cost of long term care. You should consider which option offers you the most flexibility and choice, while at the same time providing the highest level of coverage.

Coverage Options Skilled Nursing Care Custodial Nursing Care Home Health Care Adult Day Care
Medicare Medicare provides coverage for skilled care in a skilled nursing facility only if you enter that facility with 30 days of discharge from a hospital stay that lasted at least 3 days.

Pays 100% of Covered services for days 1-20

Days 21-100 are covered after your co-payment

After 100 days, no coverage
Not Covered Must need skilled care. Limited benefits. Not Covered
Medicaid Coverage varies state to state Coverage varies state to state Coverage varies state to state Coverage varies state to state
Private Long Term Care Insurance Covered* Covered* Covered* Covered*
*Coverage will vary based on the benefit options you select as part of your insurance plan.


          Did you know?


40% of those receiving long term care services are under the age of 65.
Medicare only pays limited amounts for skilled care following a hospital stay.
The average nursing home stay is 2.6 years. By the year 2030, it is estimated that the cost will be $190,600 per year.
Long term care insurance premiums are lower the younger you are when you buy.

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