America's Health Insurance Plans: Long-Term Care Insurance Takes on COVID-19
Targeted News Service (Press Releases)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 28 -- America's Health Insurance Plans issued the following news release:
Long-term care insurance helps millions of Americans manage the potentially significant costs of extended health care, which has grown even more essential as the nation fights back against the COVID-19 crisis.
AHIP's new one-pager (http://www.ahip.org/wp-content/uploads/AHIP_1P-COVID-LTC.pdf) highlights how long-term care insurance providers are helping overcome COVID-19, from offering members payment flexibility to donating money to relief organizations and supporting the families of front-line health care workers.
Every day long-term insurance providers are taking decisive actions to help America's most vulnerable citizens stay safe and healthy during this unprecedented time.
Long-term insurance providers remain committed to working with state, federal, and local officials to ensure that Americans and their communities are safe and supported during the COVID-19 crisis. Together, we can and will meet this challenge.
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