Both types have benefits worth exploring now. Here's how experts say you can determine which is better for your needs.

If you have a parent short on savings, a disabled adult child or a minor with special needs, Medicaid may be your backstop.

There are three trends that will shape the long-term care market in 2025, according to a recent OneAmerica webinar panel.

Most Americans have regular cash flow that increases with inflation from social security, so your insurance doesn’t have to ...

Nearly 70% of Americans aged 65 and older will require some form of long-term care during their lifetime, according to the ...

A third legislative committee has advanced a broad bill that would add protections for purchasers of long-term care insurance and boost transparency around rate hike requests. The Government ...

SINGAPORE] Is long-term care insurance worth your while? If you must be severely disabled to qualify for a claim, and you ...

N.Y., introduced the WISH Act Tuesday, which seeks to help seniors obtain long-term home care insurance. Suozzi fears the ...

As legislators think about how to make long-term care more accessible for a wave of future residents in the coming years, the nursing home sector along ...

CT lawmakers want to provide protections for people who have purchased long-term care insurance policies and bring scrutiny ...

Almost 70% of people turning 65 today will need some type of long-term care services. So, how will they pay for it?

A North Dakota district court judge has blocked a long-term care insurance rate increase from a financially troubled carrier ...