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Long-Term Care
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT REGARDING LONG-TERM CARE:
Effective January 1, 2012, enrollment for the university's group long-term care insurance through John Hancock was discontinued.
Please note, the decision not to accept new entrants does not, in any way, affect employees or dependents who already have this coverage. Payroll deductions (or bill at home) will continue. John Hancock will continue to provide ongoing service to insureds under our policy.
What is Long-Term Care?
- Long-term care is personal care or supervision needed by persons of all ages for an extended period of time
- It may be needed due to an accident or illness, or the effects of aging
- Some conditions that may require long-term care include head injury, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, stroke, heart disease, and Alzheimer's disease.
Long-Term Care services may include help with activities of daily living, home health care, respite care, hospice care, adult day care, nursing home care and assisted living care.
John Hancock Long-Term Care Plan
Link to John Hancock website here (username: uc; password: mybenefit).
Long-Term Care Insurance Options
Long-Term Care insurance is sold either through groups (private employer, association membership, continuing care retirement communities) or as an individual policy. To learn more about long-term care insurance and overall financial planning, we suggest you discuss your options with a financial planning professional.