Nursing home

Assisted living facility

Continuing care retirement community

Home health care

To provide medical care to patients with acute illnesses

To provide long-term care to patients who need assistance with activities of daily living

To provide rehabilitation services to patients who have recently been hospitalized

To provide hospice care to patients who are terminally ill

Assisted living facilities provide more medical care than nursing homes.

Nursing homes provide more medical care than assisted living facilities.

Assisted living facilities provide more personal care than nursing homes.

Nursing homes provide more personal care than assisted living facilities.

A type of long-term care facility that provides a continuum of care from independent living to skilled nursing care

A type of long-term care facility that provides only independent living services

A type of long-term care facility that provides only skilled nursing care

A type of long-term care facility that provides only assisted living services

It provides a predictable and stable cost of care over time.

It allows residents to age in place and receive the care they need as their needs change.

It offers a variety of social and recreational activities for residents.

All of the above

Private pay

Medicare

Medicaid

Long-term care insurance

$100 per day

$200 per day

$300 per day

$400 per day

$50 per day

$100 per day

$150 per day

$200 per day

To cover the cost of long-term care services

To cover the cost of medical care

To cover the cost of prescription drugs

To cover the cost of dental care

Traditional long-term care insurance

Hybrid long-term care insurance

Linked-benefit long-term care insurance

All of the above

Traditional long-term care insurance provides coverage for a specific period of time, while hybrid long-term care insurance provides coverage for a lifetime.

Traditional long-term care insurance provides coverage for a specific amount of money, while hybrid long-term care insurance provides coverage for a lifetime.

Traditional long-term care insurance provides coverage for a specific type of care, while hybrid long-term care insurance provides coverage for a variety of types of care.

None of the above

Hybrid long-term care insurance provides coverage for a specific period of time, while linked-benefit long-term care insurance provides coverage for a lifetime.

Hybrid long-term care insurance provides coverage for a specific amount of money, while linked-benefit long-term care insurance provides coverage for a lifetime.

Hybrid long-term care insurance provides coverage for a specific type of care, while linked-benefit long-term care insurance provides coverage for a variety of types of care.

None of the above

Age

Gender

Health status

Type of policy

All of the above

The type of coverage you need

The amount of coverage you need

The length of time you need coverage for

The cost of the policy

All of the above

Talk to your doctor

Talk to your financial advisor

Talk to a long-term care insurance agent

All of the above