Long Term Care Coverage
Presented By: Will Stover SDMEA Benefits wstover@integratedlabor.com
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Long Term Care Coverage Presented By: Will Stover SDMEA Benefits wstover@integratedlabor.com Agenda What is Long Term Care? Key facts Why MEA and Unum? Who is Eligible? How does the plan work and what options do I have?
Presented By: Will Stover SDMEA Benefits wstover@integratedlabor.com
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Agenda
Long term care is received either at home or in a facility when someone needs assistance safely completing the 6 major activities of daily living which are:
The inability to complete these activities can be caused by injury, illness, or advancing age.
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person needing to stay at a nursing home than of premature death while being employed.1
has a stroke.2
Alzheimer’s.3
population are family caregivers.4
employees.5
1 Milliman, “True Group Long-Term Care Insight Long-Term Care and Employer Contributions,” March 2006. Sources: Assist Guide Informational Services: www.agis.com 2 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: www.cdc.gov 3 Alzheimer’s Association: www.alz.org 4 AARP: www.aarp.org
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$250,000 200,000 150,000 100,000 50,000 1 2 3 4 years
Based on today’s costs, a $250,000 nest egg would last less than four years: With the U.S. personal savings rate near or even below zero, most employees have little or no savings to rely on.3
Average home health aide care in CA = $50,222 – 57,200 per year1 Average nursing home care in CA = $74,460 - $91,250 per year2
1,2 Data Source: Genworth Cost of Care Study 2013: www.longtermcare.gov 3 U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis Release, “Personal Income and Outlays,” December 21, 2007.
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■ Health/Medical Insurance
– will not pay for long term care
■ Medicare (only over age 65)
– only in very limited situations
■ Medicaid
– will not help until financial assets are almost depleted
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Group Long Term Care Insurance (“LTCI”)
utilized these benefits. The SDMEA has never heard of any problems or had any complaints about our plans.
due to “economic conditions” and “an unpredictable market”. The remainder of the world pays individual rates that are much more expensive, and only guaranteed for 5 years.
allowed to be offered as it was 10 years ago.
time.
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Who’s Eligible?
ages of 18-80
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Plan Highlights
Elimination Period: 90 days Benefit Duration: (How long benefits are paid to you) choose between: 3 years, 6 years or unlimited. Monthly Benefit Amount: $3,000 up to $8,000 in $1,000 increments Nursing Facility Benefit = 100% of selected amount Residential Facility Benefit= 70% of selected amount Home Care Benefit = 50% of selected amount Family member Care option: Homecare provider does not need to be certified) Compound Inflation Option: Benefit increases by 5% annual every Jan 1st
**Your rates do not increase just your benefits**
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Benefit Payout Options
How the Benefits are Paid: $6,000/mo. for 3 years = $216,000 in your bucket of money Full Nursing Home 100% of selected amount; $6,000 per month, and bucket will be empty in 3 years. Residential Facility 70% of selected amount; $4,200 per month, and bucket will be empty in 4.5 years. At Home Care 50% of selected amount; $3,000 per month and bucket would be empty in 6 years.
▪Can choose to switch back and forth between types of care at any time. ▪Either way, you are still going to receive the $216,000 of benefits.
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Contract
■ No receipts necessary ■ Excellent Rates
■ Retirement Option C eligible
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Voluntary Long Term Care Sample Benefits/Premium
Age Payroll Deduction Per Pay Period, Based on Basic $5,000 Plan 30 $7.50 40 $10.00 50 $15.75 60 $29.75 70 $81.00
Minimum Basic Plan ▪ Monthly Nursing Facility: $3,000 ▪ Elimination Period: 90 Days (Amount of time that must pass before an individual is eligible for benefits) ▪ Lifetime Maximum: $108,000 ▪ Facility Benefit Duration: 3 years ▪ Home Care Level: 50% of Facility Benefit is paid when care is received in home Buy Up Options ▪ 6 Year and unlimited duration
▪ Additional monthly Facility Benefit amounts up to $8,000 in $1,000 increments ▪ Home, community based and immediate family member home care ▪ Compound inflation 5% uncapped
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Unique Opportunity
Website: http://w3.unum.com/enroll/sdmea/index.aspx Informational Phone Number: Will Stover: 619-535-7240