Home care dominates majority of long-term care insurance claims
New study from AALTCI finds 70% of LTCI claims begin at home; most also end there.
Recent Health Insurance News
Half of Americans can’t answer basic health insurance questions
As millions of Americans shop around for health insurance during Open Enrollment, new ValuePenguin.com study finds 72% are confused about purchasing or using health insurance.
Survey says: Health Insurance Satisfaction Highest with Medicare
Annual Insure.com survey finds Medicare enrollees have highest satisfaction with their plan for second year in a row.
Communicating the value of Individual Disability Insurance to clients
Advisors are uniquely positioned to offer their clients financial solutions to help guide them through times of uncertainty
Critical Illness Awareness Month takes over where Life Insurance Awareness left off
Campaign says 75% of adults over age 40 will be diagnosed with a critical illness in their lifetime.
Lemonade launches health insurance coverage… for pets
Finding the existing pet insurance options to be lacking, the startup homeowners and renters insurer built a product for cats and dogs from scratch.
Supplemental Health, DI and LTC Conference Goes Virtual
2020 event set for Aug. 5-6 in an exclusively virtual format due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
United Life enters Critical Illness market with exclusive plan through AACII
New product offered exclusively through the American Association for Critical Illness insurance will offer consumers affordable options for cancer-only or CI insurance coverage.
Reality Check: May is Disability Insurance Awareness Month
Consumers all too often need a reality check when it comes to protecting their family’s financial future, and DIAM can provide it.
Urban Institute: 25-43 million Americans could lose employer-based health coverage during pandemic
Between 25 and 43 million Americans could lose their employer-based health insurance if the unemployment rate hits 20% in the coming months, according to a new report from the Urban Institute.
Millennials poised to spur major growth in Critical Illness market?
Jesse Slome says Millennials ready to take the torch from Boomers, which could be a boon for CI at the expense of life insurance.