Long term care
Long-term care is the assistance you may need when you are unable to perform daily tasks due to a chronic illness, injury, disability, or aging. It also covers supervision for severe cognitive impairments like Alzheimer’s disease. Long-term care is not the same as short-term medical care or disability coverage. It does not include hospital care, doctor’s office visits, care for recovery from illness or injury, short-term rehabilitation, or post-surgery recovery. This type of care is not aimed at curing you but is meant to provide ongoing assistance for the long term. You can receive long-term care at home, in a nursing home, or in another care facility such as an assisted living facility.
If you need a confidential quote, please contact Ralph at 602-390-8573.is care that you need if you can no longer perform everyday tasks (activities of daily living) by yourself due to a chronic illness, injury, disability or the aging process. The plan also includes the supervision you might need due to a severe cognitive impairment (such as Alzheimer’s disease). People often confuse these plans with disability or short-term medical care.
It is not:
- care that you receive in the hospital or your doctor’s office
- care you need to get well from a sickness or an injury
- short-term rehabilitation from an accident
- recuperation from surgery
This type of care is not intended to cure you. It is chronic care that you might need for the rest of your life. You can receive your care in your own home, a nursing home or another care facility, such as an assisted living facility.
For a confidential quote Contact Ralph at 602-390-8573.
