Long-term care insurance
Long-Term Care (LTC) insurance only pays for long-term care. Long-term care is primarily supervision or assistance with everyday tasks like bathing and dressing and does not require a licensed health care professional to provide those services. Options for covering the costs of long-term care, important considerations and details about long-term care insurance benefits are provided in this section.
In this section:
- Options for Financing Long-Term Care - Review what LTC is and its costs, public and private programs that help pay for care, and where LTC is provided.
- An Overview of Long-Term Care Insurance - Learn the types of LTC insurance and what to consider when buying this insurance.
- Frequently Asked Questions about Long-Term Care Insurance
- Resources - Helpful fact sheets and information on LTC resources and LTC insurance.
Related Links
- NEW! June 8, 2008: Radio interview on "Long-Term Care Insurance" with Bonnie Burns, Training and Policy Specialist, California Health Advocates. Her interview is the 2nd quarter of the program. Download MP3 Podcast (19MB).
- News articles on Long-term care insurance.
Page updated June 24, 2008

