If your loved one has a long-term care insurance policy, it could cover a significant portion of his or her in-home care costs. The challenge is that activating and navigating LTC insurance claims can be confusing and time-consuming—especially for families who have never done it before. At Amada Senior Care, we have helped families throughout the Surprise area and the wider West Valley understand their policies, file claims, and access the care they’ve been paying premiums for—without the stress.
Long-term care (LTC) insurance is a policy that covers some of the costs of care when a person can no longer independently manage two or more activities of daily living (ADLs), or when cognitive impairment is present. Most people purchase these policies well before they need them—which means that by the time benefits become necessary, the family is often uncertain how to begin a claim.
Depending on the specific policy, LTC insurance benefits may pay for:
Every policy is different, so understanding exactly what yours covers is the critical first step—and that’s precisely where we come in. Visit our individual service pages like 24-hour care, memory care, or live-in care to learn more about the services that may be covered.
We’ve worked with most major LTC insurance providers, including Genworth, Mutual of Omaha, John Hancock, Transamerica, and many others. Our step-by-step process:
In addition to LTC insurance, qualifying veterans and surviving spouses may be eligible for VA Aid and Attendance benefits—a government program that covers some of the costs of in-home care. If your loved one served in the military, we can help you explore these benefits alongside any existing LTC insurance policy so no available support goes unclaimed.
Many families have LTC insurance policies that are never activated because they don’t know how to begin, find the process overwhelming, or weren’t aware that in-home care is covered. If your loved one has a policy, even one purchased many years ago, it’s absolutely worth a conversation. Contact our Surprise team today and we’ll help you find out exactly what’s covered—at no cost and with no obligation.