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Explore dedicated long term care insurance, benefit periods, inflation features, and premiums.
A thoughtful care plan can help preserve independence and reduce the financial and practical burden on the people you love.
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Someone turning 65 has almost a 70% chance of needing some type of long term care services and support during their remaining years.
Source: Administration for Community Living · updated February 18, 2020Explore dedicated long term care insurance, benefit periods, inflation features, and premiums.
Compare hybrid designs that combine life insurance with qualifying long term care benefits.
Review current policies and what self funding care would mean for your savings and family.
Benefit triggers, covered services, waiting periods, and exclusions differ by policy.
Medical underwriting applies. Some premiums may increase, and inflation can affect the value of benefits.
Medicare generally does not pay for ongoing custodial care when that is the only care needed.
Benefits, eligibility, elimination periods, premium guarantees, exclusions, and underwriting vary by insurer and policy. Hybrid benefits may reduce the death benefit and available cash value. Availability varies by state. No coverage or claim payment is guaranteed by submitting a consultation request.
M. H. LeBlang Insurance Services is not the issuing insurance company and does not guarantee the contract. Any contractual guarantees depend on the issuer’s claims-paying ability and the terms of the contract.
M. H. LeBlang Insurance Services and the licensed insurance producer may receive commissions and other compensation from the issuing insurance company. Compensation varies by product and carrier and creates a financial incentive.
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