Long Term Care Insurance - Reading Contracts Avoiding Denials

As Baby Boomers age, there has been an increase in the number of long-term care policies that come thru an attorney’s office for review. This session will review the main parts of a long-term care contract and the key benefit features clients and attorneys will want to know as they consider making a claim. The session will also go over the document-intensive claim process and the most common pitfalls that cause a claim denial. We will cover best strategies and resources for families who are managing a claim. With this information, attorneys should be armed to better advise their clients about how to use this valuable resource.

Credits: 1 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 0 Other PR

Provider: IL NAELA

SKU: NAELA2500-R

$65.00 or 1.00 credits

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As Baby Boomers age, there has been an increase in the number of long term care policies that come thru an attorney’s office for review. This session will review the main parts of a long term care contract and the key benefit features clients and attorneys will want to know as they consider making a claim. The session will also go over the document-intensive claim process and the most common pitfalls that cause a claim denial. We will cover best strategies and resources for families who are managing a claim. With this information, attorneys should be armed to better advise their clients about how to use this valuable resource.

Stana Martin, PhD, Mrs. LTC, Inc., MrsLTC.com

Expires: 1/1/27

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Stana Martin, PhD, Mrs. LTC, Inc., MrsLTC.com

Expires: 1/1/27

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Program Date	1/14/25

Products specifications

Program Date	1/14/25

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