- Facing Reality
- First Steps
- Know Your Options
- Resources
- California Agencies
- Partnership-certified companies
- Comparison Rate Sheets
- The Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy (HICAP)
- Federal Long-Term Care Policy Information
- Medicare Educational Information
- Taking Care of Tomorrow
- Consumer Rate Guide: Long-Term Care Insurance
- Caregiving Resources
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Glossary
- Brochures
- How much does LTC cost in your county?
- Planning Tools
- Agent Resource Center (Agents only)
- Field Poll Summary
- The California Partnership Direct Mail Campaign Mailer
For those with significant income, this is a realistic option. In essence, you put aside enough money to pay for your care. The obvious question is, how much is enough? Since none of us know how long we will need long-term careCare given to someone who can no longer perform activities of daily living., this can be a challenge. It’s also challenging because inflation and the cost of care are rising dramatically. Use the calculators below to get some idea of how much you’ll need to put aside if you choose to self-insure.
Determine how much you need to set aside each month to pay for possible long-term care assistance. |


