AALTCI Publishes Special Health Insurance Guide for North Carolina Residents
A consumer guide for North Carolina residents explores costs not covered by health insurance and Medicare. The guide was published today by the American Association for Long Term Care Insurance.
Los Angeles, CA, July 08, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Individuals lack an understanding of health care costs that are not covered by Medicare or their individual health insurance including ObamaCare declares the head of the American Association for Long Term Care Insurance.
"People don't think about these things until they go to the doctor, a hospital or need care and then they are shocked to get a bill," explains Jesse Slome, director of the American Association for Long Term Care Insurance (AALTCI). Slome authored the new guide "Shock Treatment" to create a heightened understanding among consumers.
"We are releasing the guide first as part of an effort focused on North Carolina residents who can benefit from a special insurance policy that affordably covers some of these costs," Slome notes. "We recently became aware of a home health care insurance policy that offers residents of North Carolina, especially those over age 65, both home care benefits as well as additional benefits that pay for care that may not be covered."
The Association does not sell insurance policies, Slome points out. "A North Carolina female age 65 would pay $240 a year for around $50,000 of potential home care benefits," Slome explains. "Even if she doesn't need home care for many years to come, this policy will pay up to $250 back for prescription medications each year and that's just one of the additional benefits."
"To be honest, every North Carolina resident over the age of 60 should take a look at this special insurance policy available to them in their state," Slome advises. "You can get similar coverage in other states but not at the same affordable price approved by the North Carolina Department of Insurance."
To learn more or read the Association's new consumer Guide, Shock Treatment, go to www.aaltci.org/nc.
The American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance and the National Advisory Center for Short Term Care Information were established to create consumer awareness and support insurance professionals. To receive more information or connect with a licensed professional call the organization at 818-597-3227 or visit the AALTCI website.
"People don't think about these things until they go to the doctor, a hospital or need care and then they are shocked to get a bill," explains Jesse Slome, director of the American Association for Long Term Care Insurance (AALTCI). Slome authored the new guide "Shock Treatment" to create a heightened understanding among consumers.
"We are releasing the guide first as part of an effort focused on North Carolina residents who can benefit from a special insurance policy that affordably covers some of these costs," Slome notes. "We recently became aware of a home health care insurance policy that offers residents of North Carolina, especially those over age 65, both home care benefits as well as additional benefits that pay for care that may not be covered."
The Association does not sell insurance policies, Slome points out. "A North Carolina female age 65 would pay $240 a year for around $50,000 of potential home care benefits," Slome explains. "Even if she doesn't need home care for many years to come, this policy will pay up to $250 back for prescription medications each year and that's just one of the additional benefits."
"To be honest, every North Carolina resident over the age of 60 should take a look at this special insurance policy available to them in their state," Slome advises. "You can get similar coverage in other states but not at the same affordable price approved by the North Carolina Department of Insurance."
To learn more or read the Association's new consumer Guide, Shock Treatment, go to www.aaltci.org/nc.
The American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance and the National Advisory Center for Short Term Care Information were established to create consumer awareness and support insurance professionals. To receive more information or connect with a licensed professional call the organization at 818-597-3227 or visit the AALTCI website.
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Jesse Slome
818-597-3205
www.aaltci.org
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