More and more seniors want to stay in their own homes as they age, and many families are asking the same question: how do people pay for care at home? Medicare covers some home health services in certain situations, but it doesn't cover everything, and the gaps can be hard to understand.
Private insurance companies offer supplemental home healthcare plans that some people use alongside Medicare. Whether a plan is a fit depends on your state, your health, and your budget. A licensed agent can walk you through the options and answer your questions.
Depending on where you live, a licensed agent may be able to tell you about:
What to expect on the call
A licensed insurance agent will ask a few questions, explain the options available in your area, and answer anything you're unsure about. There's no obligation to buy anything.
In-home care costs have gone up across the country, and many families end up helping pay for a loved one's care. Learning what coverage options exist before care is needed can make it easier to plan ahead.
Answer two quick questions and we'll connect you with a licensed agent.
The plans an agent can discuss are for people already on Medicare. They're separate from Medicare and don't replace it.
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Supplemental plans work alongside Medicare and don't replace it. A licensed agent can go over which options may be available to you and how they work.
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