Long Term Care Planning

Smart financial plans include strategies to
pay for a potential extended health care need.

This guide will help you learn:Long Term Care Planning

Having a well-prepared financial plan can help you enjoy a comfortable lifestyle in your later years. But have you considered how you or a loved one’s need for long term care could affect your plan?

What is Long Term Care?

If you or a loved one experiences a medical crisis in the future, you may be covered under health insurance and government programs like Medicare. However, health insurance and Medicare do not adequately cover long term care costs.

You may have a spouse/partner, family or friends who could help you. However, consider the emotional and financial strain that long term care could put on your relationships.

No one likes to think about the potential need for long term care. But with limited coverage provided by health insurance and government programs, you should know your options in case you or a loved one needs care.

Ways to Pay for Long Term Care Include:

If insurance is an option, learn how to buy and use it.

How to Buy Long Term Care Insurance

How Insurance Could Help You

You’ve learned about the importance of planning, ways to plan for long term care, and how insurance works.

If you are interested in learning more about Long Term Care Insurance for yourself or a loved one, consider getting help from George Curt at The Insurance Center, Inc., an insurance professional. He is a Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC) with over 20 years of experience in assisting families cope with the high costs of long term care.

We hope you gained a better understanding of how you can:

Now build on what you’ve learned by getting personal help from George Curt. You can contact him by phone at 603-542-2551 or by email at gcurt@insurancecenterinc.com.

 

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