How Inflation May Affect Your Long-Term Care Costs In The Future
Cindy Eisenhower, Long-Term Care Consultant for ACSIA Partners, explores the issues of long-term care.
Costs Are Increasing*
There is no hiding the fact that long-term care costs are rising.
In fact, a 2016 national survey1 reported the following 5-year annual growth rates:
- Home Health Aides + 1%
- Homemaker Services + 2%
- Adult Day Care + 3%
- Assisted Living Facilities + 2%
- Semi-Private Nursing Home Room + 3%
- Private Nursing Home Room + 4%
Inflation Protection
Fortunately, you can protect yourself and your family from rising long-term care costs through long-term care plans that offer inflation protection.
All you need to do is get started on your own Long-Term Care Plan now. Take advantage of benefits available to you only through work.
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1 Genworth Costs of Care Study, 2016
*Long-term Care Insurance rates will vary by state, and coverage is not available in Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York and Vermont. Contact ACSIA toll free at (844) 209-8695 for more information.