LTC Nursing Care

There are three general levels of nursing care that are covered by long
term care insurance policies:

Custodial care: Care necessary due to a permanent or chronic
illness or injury, which is less intensive, but which may continue
indefinitely. This nursing care helps a person perform activities of
daily living or supervises a person if cognitive impairment exists. Many
custodial care situations start with a mild degree of illness which is
followed by slow deterioration. Alzheimer's disease is one example
where custodial care is usually needed. Other types of insurance
policies do not offer custodial care benefits. The value of long term
care insurance for you or a family member and protecting a lifetime of
created assets is never more evident than in custodial care nursing
services.

Intermediate care: Rehabilitative care by a nurse for up to six
months and when less than 24-hours per day supervision is needed.

Skilled care: Short term nursing care needed after an illness or
serious injury. Consists of rehabilitative and intensive 24 hours per
day care.

Click on the link above and fill out the form in order to receive
long term care insurance coverage quotes. We forward your
information to licensed long term care insurance agent
specialists in your area who will contact you in a timely
manner, usually within a few hours, with a quote(s) by the
method you request: email or phone.

Our services are 100% free to you. We also require that
insurance agents do not share your personal information to
non-insurance related sources.

Long term care insurance quotes are available if you
reside in one of the states listed below:

Alabama

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Texas

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Virginia

Washington

West Virginia

Wisconsin

Wyoming

**This page consists of general information on long term care insurance coverage that you can fill out a quote
form for on HealthInsuranceQuoter.com. It is meant only to be a brief overview of what a long term care
insurance coverage represents. You should always consult a licensed insurance agent for complete details
regarding any health insurance coverage you're interested in purchasing.