NEA® Group Hospital Income Insurance Plan
If you're 64 and younger, you can receive up to $1,000 per day—in addition to your other health insurance benefits—when you’re in the hospital for an injury or illness.
Hospital, Disability & Long-Term Care
overview
The NEA Long-Term Care Program helps you to have enough money as long as you live.
how it helps
Most people turning 65 will use some kind of long-term care in their lifetimes.* Medicare and most health insurance plans don’t cover in-home caregivers to help with daily activities like bathing, dressing and eating. And Medicaid requires you to spend almost all of your assets before you’re eligible.
Long-term care insurance helps cover the care you or a loved one may need due to dementia or illness. Spouses won’t need to dig into retirement savings. Children won’t need to compromise between the best care for you and the best education for your grandchildren. And whether or not you have a spouse or children, you can have peace of mind knowing that you’re better prepared for your future.
Learn how long-term care insurance helped Linda, an educator in Alabama, care for her husband after he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, without sacrificing her retirement and her family’s financial future.
See why it’s so important to plan for your long-term needs.
How It Works
Learn more about long-term care
How to enroll
Terms & Conditions
* Source: longtermcare.gov
LTCI Partners was selected by NEA Member Benefits to help their members with this important planning. LTCI Partners, LLC, (LTCI Partners) acts as an agent for select insurance companies to provide long-term care insurance under this program. Invitations for application for LTC Insurance are made through LTCI Partners. LTCI Partners or its licensed representatives are currently licensed in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. License numbers are available upon request. LTCI Partners receives commissions from insurance carriers, which include compensation based on total quantity and quality of insurance coverage.
The long-term care insurance policy describes coverages under the policy, exclusions and limitations, what you must do to keep your policy in force, and what would cause your policy to be discontinued. Please contact your licensed agent for more information, costs, and complete details on coverage. Availability of policies, features, and benefits may vary by state.
Long-term care insurance is underwritten by the insurance company we help you select. The policy is subject to underwriting and a medical exam may be required to determine eligibility. Premiums are not guaranteed to remain unchanged and the company may increase premiums.