7 Ways to Pay for Care Without Long-Term Care Insurance
For example, the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance (AALTCI), a professional organization for insurance providers, says you may be able to get a long-term care policy after a past cancer diagnosis depending on the type of cancer and what stage it was or if you have remained cancer-free for a period of time. Likewise, you may qualify for coverage after a stroke if the stroke was more than two years ago and you don’t have other medical conditions.
However, shopping for a policy requires care. For one thing, getting declined by one long-term care provider can lessen your chances