Protect your assets with long term health care plans
When you’ve worked hard to provide for your family and secure your retirement, the last thing you want is for an illness or injury to impact the assets you have in place for the future. That’s why so many families are choosing long term health care plans. When a person can no longer handle daily tasks such as eating, bathing and dressing, long term health care may be required in the home or at a nursing or assisted living facility. The cost of long term care can be significant – as much as $85,775 for a private room in a nursing facility.* Over several years, these costs could impact the financial plans you have put in place for your family’s future. Long term health care plans include insurance products that can help cover the cost of care and protect the assets you intended for your family. For many families across the nation, John Hancock is the preferred provider of long term health care plans.
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John Hancock – a leading provider of long term health care plans
As one of the nation’s leading providers of insurance for long term health care plans, John Hancock offers a number of innovative coverage options. John Hancock provides insurance products that cover a variety of types of care – from custodial care to help with daily tasks like eating and bathing, to skilled care providing physical, occupational, speech or respiratory therapy. With John Hancock, your long term plans can help cover the cost of health care in a variety of settings, including the home, the community, nursing homes or assisted living facilities. John Hancock insurance for long term care helps you to feel confident about your family’s financial future and provides the choice you want when it comes to decisions about where and when to receive long term health care.
Make plans to buy long term care insurance when your health is good
Because your long term care insurance premium is primarily based on your age and health when you apply, it’s wise to consider long term health care plans when you are young and your health is strong. Making decisions about long term care plans in your 40s and 50s also means you are covered in case you require long term health care at a younger age, due to injury, accident or disease.
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* Based on John Hancock's Cost of Care Survey, conducted by LifePlans, Inc., 2011.
