Long-Term Care Insurance

Helping You Get the Care You Deserve, From the Coverage You Have

Our Certified Long-Term Care Advocates are here to guide you through every step of the process. We work to simplify the experience, prevent costly delays or denials, and help you receive the full benefits available under your policy.

From reviewing your coverage and explaining your options to coordinating directly with your insurance provider, our team is dedicated to making the process as smooth and stress-free as possible. We take the guesswork out of claims and help you focus on what matters most getting the care and support you or your loved one needs.

Complimentary Policy Review

Understanding your long-term care insurance policy can be confusing, but we’re here to help. We’ve partnered with a trusted Long-Term Care Insurance Specialist who offers a free policy review to help you make the most of your benefits.
During your consultation, our specialist will:
  • Schedule a call with you and your insurance provider
  • Speak directly with your provider’s representative on your behalf
  • Identify the benefits available to you under your policy
  • Provide a complete report summarizing the call

This free service guides you to fully understand your coverage and receive all the care and support your policy provides.

Experts in Maximizing Your Benefits

Long-Term Care Insurance is a powerful resource but utilizing it can be confusing and time-consuming. That’s where we come in.

Our Certified Long Term Care Advocates are here to help you navigate the process from start to finish. Our goal is to simplify the process, prevent costly delays or denials, and ensure you receive the full benefits available under your policy. Schedule a complimentary policy review with one of our team members to see what in-home care services your policy covers.

Schedule a Complimentary Policy Review.

    Our Services Include

    Comprehensive Policy Review and Benefit Analysis

    Assistance with Claim Initiation and Documentation

    Guidance through the Elimination Period

    Ongoing Coordination with Insurance Providers

    Your Long Term Care Advocates

    Lead Policy

    Sarah Rhodes

    10 Years of Senior Care Experience

    Claims

    Stacy Strottman

    23 Years of Healthcare Administration Experience

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Most long term care insurance policies include what’s called an elimination period—a waiting period you must meet before your benefits begin. Instead of being based on dollars spent, it’s usually measured in days of care received (commonly 30, 60, or 90 days). For example, if your policy has a 90-day elimination period and you receive care for 4 hours a day for 10 days, you will have 80 days left in your elimination period.

    What does this mean for home care? Starting care earlier can actually save you money in the long run. If you begin home care when you only need a few hours a day—say, 4 hours—those days still count toward your elimination period. By the time your care needs increase and costs are higher, your elimination period will already be satisfied, and your long term care insurance will begin covering the expenses.

    A long term care insurance policy is designed to help offset the costs of care, but it may not cover everything. Each policy has daily, monthly, or lifetime benefit limits. Once those limits are reached, you would be responsible for additional costs. Planning ahead—such as starting care earlier or using benefits strategically—can help extend the value of your policy and reduce the chance of running out of funds too soon. A strategic use of your benefits for home care is often less expensive than moving into a facility. Every situation is unique, and it is important to weigh the advantages and disadvantages of your options.

    No, a long term care insurance policy is written specifically for the individual insured. Benefits cannot be transferred or used for a spouse, partner, or family member. However, if both you and your spouse have separate policies, each policyholder can access their own coverage when needed.

    Yes, many long term care insurance policies allow you to use benefits in multiple settings. This may include home care, assisted living communities, independent living communities, and memory care. Home care benefits are especially popular because they allow you to remain in your current living situation while still receiving professional support. We are happy to help you assess your policy for details, as coverage varies by plan.

    Companies we are already approved and working with:

    • Aetna
    • Allianz
    • Bankers Life LTC
    • Berkshire
    • Brighthouse Financial
    • CNA Insurance
    • Davie’s Life and Health
    • Genesis LTC
    • Global Atlantic
    • Guarantee Trust Life
    • Illumfin/CALPERS
    • Jackson National Life
    • John Hancock
    • Lincoln Benefit
    • Mass Mutual
    • Met Life
    • Mutual of Omaha
    • New York Life
    • Northwestern Mutual
    • One America
    • Physicians Mutual
    • Prudential
    • Senior Health Insurance
    • State Farm
    • Thrivent
    • Transamerica
    • UNUM LTC

    Don’t see your company listed? We can become pre-approved with any company not listed, so your services can begin without delay.