Long-Term Care Insurance

Many people believe that Medicare or health insurance will cover long-term care costs such as nursing homes, assisted living, or in-home care. However, Medicare (as well as most other forms of health insurance) generally does not cover custodial care, which includes most long-term care services such as assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and in-home nursing. […]

Insurance can feel complicated at times, as you try to determine the total amount of your policy, how fair your premiums are, and whether or not the details of the policy are advantageous to your long term financial status. Within every insurance policy are pages upon pages of details that outline each and every possible

At some point in our lives, we may be in need of high quality, long term care. But the costs of this type of care has ballooned over the past few decades, and is often a significant financial burden – and possibly inaccessible – for the majority of America. Health insurance and Medicare may cover

Requiring long-term care is one of the most expensive risks we face and can be devastating financially and emotionally. Owning an insurance policy with long-term care benefits can certainly help with these high costs. There are other benefits that may be part of a long-term care insurance policy including: LTCR Pacific works with all of

You have a busy life. Between family and work obligations, you have a lot going on. So even if you understand the value of long-term care insurance, purchasing a policy often isn’t a top priority. But you may not be aware there’s cost associated with waiting. It’s easy to put things off until tomorrow. But

If you’re not sure if you’re eligible to file a claim and begin receiving payments, you’ll want to ask. If you’re currently receiving care services, you’ll certainly want to initiate a claim within a couple weeks of those servicing beginning. Don’t be hesitant to check. That’s why you have the insurance. Most companies make it