Short-Term Care Insurance

Flexible Care Coverage When You Need Temporary Help

What Is Short-Term Care Insurance?

A smart solution for gaps in coverage.

Short-term care insurance helps pay for temporary health needs — like recovery after a surgery, illness, or hospital stay — when Medicare or other plans fall short.

  • Covers care for up to 12 months
  • Pays for in-home help or facility care
  • Great option if long-term care coverage is out of reach
  • Affordable monthly premiums
  • No long waiting periods or exams

It’s an accessible way to stay protected when life takes an unexpected turn.

Who Should Consider Short-Term Care?

Ideal for transitions, recoveries, and in-between moments.

If you're not ready for long-term care insurance — or if you’ve been declined — short-term care still provides critical coverage.

  • People recovering from surgery or illness
  • Those caring for a loved one at home
  • Individuals who’ve been denied LTC coverage
  • Medicare recipients with temporary care needs
  • Retirees seeking affordable backup protection

Dee will help you understand how short-term care fits into your full health and financial plan.

What’s Covered?

Simple benefits for real-life situations.

Short-term care policies are designed to be easy to understand, easy to use, and flexible enough to meet a wide range of care needs.

  • Skilled nursing or rehabilitation facility care
  • In-home care and assistance
  • Daily benefit options you can customize
  • Short elimination periods
  • Lump-sum or monthly benefit structures

Short-term care is peace of mind — without a long-term commitment.

Questions?

  • What is short-term care insurance?

    It provides coverage for up to 12 months of temporary care needs, like recovery after a surgery or illness.

  • Who is short-term care insurance best for?

    It’s a great option for people who don’t qualify for long-term care insurance or want affordable, temporary protection.

  • Does short-term care work with Medicare?

    Yes — it helps fill in the gaps when Medicare stops paying for your care.

  • How much does short-term care cost?

    Plans are typically very affordable, especially compared to long-term care policies.

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  • What types of care are covered?

    Coverage can include home health care, skilled nursing, rehab, and help with daily living activities.