LTCG Releases Its 12th Annual Cost of Care Study
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More than 12 million Americans are currently paying for some type of long term care services. Yet few consumers understand how to accurately predict these costs and secure coverage that meets their needs as they age. To address this issue, leading long term care insurers purchase LTCG's Cost of Care Study to educate and inform their brokers, financial representatives and potential customers. The insights from this report can help individuals pinpoint the amount of long term care coverage they may need based on their own goals for covering this liability, care preferences and geographic area where they live or plan to retire. This study can also aid existing LTC policyholders as they make decisions about their own plan, for example, modifying coverage to address a rate increase. Insurers can private label LTCG's Cost of Care Study, cobrand it with their company name or offer it to their stakeholders directly.
LTCG uses the data published in this report to inform its Unified Provider Database (UPD), a robust collection of data on an extensive range of over 100,000 LTC providers. UPD is used by LTCG's staff members as they provide guidance to policyholders of their client companies during LTC claims and customer service interactions. The information contained in this study, along with other claims and LTC data, is also used by LTCG's Actuarial Insights team who are responsible for analyzing volumes of information related to long term care risks and providing data-driven guidance that helps insurers understand LTC market trends, challenges and opportunities.
"Long term care is a very complex industry and yet consumers are often making important decisions about this without all of the information they need," said
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