Long Term Care...
Long Term Care...
The Benefit That Makes Sense
The Benefit That Makes Sense
For Your Company...
For Your Company...
And For Your Employees
And For Your Employees

Benefits of Offering
a Long Term Care Program

Caregiving for a family member is often a stressful and difficult experience. It can mean time spent arranging for care, or hours devoted to looking after a family member. This is especially hard on people trying to juggle responsibilities at work and at home.

As an employer, you have the ability to offer your employees voluntary long term care coverage that is sometimes known as LTC 401K insurance. LTCi offered on a voluntary basis can be very customizable and affordable to many clients.

Productivity

Studies have shown that 43% of older Baby Boomers have taken time off from their jobs, and 17% have reduced the amount of time they work due to caregiving responsibilities.1

American businesses lose between $11 billion and $29 billion a year in productivity costs due to workplace disruptions, scheduled and unscheduled absences and leaves of absence, reduction from full- to part-time work, early retirement, or leaving work early due in part to the responsibilities of caregiving.2

For Your Employees

By offering a plan from a large respected insurance provider, you demonstrate your genuine concern for their well-being. LTCi provides an easy way to add a critical component to their financial plan

Discounted premiums, portability, ease of payment, and guided assistance through the decision process

All benefits received from policy are tax free Provides additional benefits to employees’ parents at no cost to the company Allows family members and spouses the ability to apply for coverage with discounted group rates.

Caregiving Can Also Have a Direct Affect on
Your Company’s Bottom Line
59% of caregivers are employed3

More than half (57%) of working caregivers say that as a result of their caregiving responsibilities, they have had to go to work late, leave early, or take time off during the day3

  1. LIMRA International, “U.S. Group Long-Term Care Insurance-2000 Sales and In Force,” April 2001.
  2. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), “When Employers Become Caregivers - A Manager’s Workshop,” December 2002.
  3. National Alliance for Caregiving and AARP, “Caregiving in the U.S.,” 2004