Long Term Care Insurance

LTCi Coverage Specific to Your Situation

Purchasing Long Term Care insurance is very involved and very specific to each individual situation. It takes a Long Term Care Specialist to match you with the right options, carriers, and companies.

You will be matched up with one of our licensed Long Term Care specialists that can provide information to you over the phone, via email, and also meet with you in person, if necessary.

Simply fill out the form to request more information and a free, no-obligation quote.

Texas Bar Member Long Term Care Insurance Savings Opportunities*

Up to 5% Association Discount**
Up to 40% Spousal/Partner/Significant Other Discount
Up to 20% Preferred Health Discount
Up to 10% Increased Deductible Credit
Up to 10% Savings by applying before your next birthday
Up to 5% Small Business Discount

These savings opportunities are just another reason to shop for Long Term Care insurance with us. We can help get you the best price by offering you all eligible discounts.

*Not all discounts are eligible in all areas or by all providers.
** Association discounts available only through qualifying associations.

Access to Top LTCi Carriers

This program is not exclusive to one insurance carrier. Instead, members have access to many of the top carriers in the industry with potential State Bar of Texas association discounts we’ve negotiated on your behalf. This helps to ensure the best possible rates.

We do the shopping for you and provide an apples-to-apples comparison of plans. Also, individuals with typically uninsurable health conditions (such as Multiple Sclerosis) may be able to get coverage through this program.

Request your free plan comparison by filling out the form.

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