Long Term Care Insurance

Name: Stewardship
Price range: $$

Coverage for assisted living, nursing homes, and at home care.

Create financial stability for custodial care.

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The average monthly cost of in-home or nursing home care in Arizona is over $5950. The average stay is 3 years.

If you do not have Long Term Care Insurance, you or your loved ones will have to pay for that expense on your own. Long Term Care Insurance can help safeguard your assets for yourself and your family.

National Agency of the Year and Certified Senior Advisors

It is important to understand who will NOT pay for Long-Term Care Insurance.

Medicare

Only pays for long-term care if you require skilled services or rehabilitative care, and the services are only provided for a short period of time. Medicare will not give you the long-term care coverage you need.

Medicaid

Only pays for a share of long-term care services, but to qualify, your income and assets must be below a certain level. Very few qualify, and those that do are limited to receiving care at government facilities.

Even LongTermCare.gov strongly suggests that you do not depend upon government assistance for your Long Term Care needs.

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What does Long Term Care cover?

Assistance with basic, everyday tasks
Eating and bathing
Assisted-living care
Nursing home care
At home health care
And more!

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Who should get Long Term Care Insurance?

Anyone in their 50s or 60s who is in relatively good health.

Because things like chronic pain, diabetes, arthritis, and even memory loss can prevent you from getting insured, it is important to get covered when you are healthy.

Your Long-Term Care Advisor

Brian BakerLong Term Care Advisor

We will provide a policy you love through people you trust.

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