Long Term Care Planning is Personal
Advice should be too.
Long Term Care (LTC) planning is personal because it involves a variety of factors, including your life circumstances, family history, health, and financial situation.
Long Term Care Insurance Provides Options
There are many ways to pay for care when you need it and where you’d like to receive it.
Care decisions can be complicated and emotional, so it’s important to work with trusted advisors who can evaluate your needs and provide you with options. With decades of experience and industry knowledge, our advisors help ensure that alumni and their families get answers to complex questions and access to quality coverage. Specifically, we will help you:
- Gauge the likelihood that you will need care. We’ll review your family and medical history to help you make informed decisions.
Nearly two-thirds of Americans will need some type of long term care in their lifetimes.1
- Decide if LTC insurance is for you. It can be a good option for those seeking both peace of mind and financial benefits and can reduce the burden on family caregivers. We can help evaluate existing coverage to determine if it’s sufficient or may need to be supplemented.
- Think about where you’d like to receive care. Would you prefer a nursing home, assisted living facility, or your home? If you own your home and value your independence, you may choose to “age in place.” Even if you plan to remain in your home, it’s important to plan ahead for the costs of home assistance you may need.
- Access plans from multiple industry leaders. Lincoln Financial, Mutual of Omaha, Nationwide, New York Life, National Guardian Life, OneAmerica, and more—all in one place.
- Understand complex products. With an increasing number of LTC financing options—Traditional LTC insurance, Hybrid, or Asset-Based—our experts will help you narrow down your choices by walking you through side-by-side comparisons tailored to your budget and health circumstances.
- Save money. We’ll help you secure good health discounts, spousal discounts, and exclusive alumni discounts not available to the general public. We can also help you answer one of the most common LTC questions: when is the right time to purchase coverage?
Don’t take our word for it. See how we’ve helped others navigate long term care planning. Our services are complimentary, so don’t delay. It’s time to begin making decisions about how to pay for long term care should the need arise.
1 “Long-term care statistics 2024,” Singlecare.com, https://www.singlecare.com/, January 2024.