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Long-term care coverage helps pay for extended help with daily living, such as nursing home, assisted living, or in-home care, that medical insurance and Medicare largely do not cover. It is bought as standalone or hybrid life-and-care policies.

What is long-term care insurance, and is it part of employee benefits?

June 28, 2026June 28, 2026 by HealthInsuranceFAQs

Long-term care insurance helps pay for extended help with daily activities (such as nursing homes, assisted living, or home care) that medical insurance and Medicare generally do not cover. Some employers offer it as a voluntary benefit, but most people buy it individually.

Categories Supplemental & Ancillary Benefits Tags Ancillary Benefits, Long-Term Care

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