Protecting your future, preserving your independence.

Long-term care insurance covers services for individuals who need assistance with daily activities due to illness or disability. It helps protect savings from the high costs of long-term care, providing peace of mind for the future.

Services provided at home, such as assistance with daily activities, nursing care, and therapy.

Residential facilities offering personal care services, meals, and recreational activities in a community setting.

Facilities providing round-the-clock skilled nursing care for individuals with more complex medical needs.

Daytime programs offering social activities, meals, and supervision for individuals who need care while their caregivers are at work.

Specialized facilities or units within facilities designed to support individuals with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia.

Care focused on comfort and quality of life for individuals with terminal illnesses, often provided in the home or in hospice facilities.

Each type of long-term care offers different levels of support and services, allowing individuals to choose the option that best meets their needs and preferences.