Preparing for long-term care needs
The need for long-term care could arise from an accident, illness, cognitive impairment, or the aging process.
Unfortunately, some Americans think traditional healthcare or Medicare pays for long-term care costs, but that’s not the case. Learn how to emphasize the importance of long-term care with your clients so they are better protected today—and in the future.
Talking about long-term care
Have the conversation with your clients about the family and financial impacts of caring for a loved one.
Help them understand the cost of long-term care (ICC States)
Help them understand the cost of long-term care (Non-ICC States)
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Educating women about long-term care
Women most often provide care to family members, and because they live longer, they are also more likely to need long-term care themselves.
