Custodial care:
Care necessary due to a
permanent or chronic illness
or injury, which is less
intensive, but which may
continue indefinitely. This
nursing care helps a person
perform activities of daily
living or supervises a person
if cognitive impairment
exists. Many custodial care
situations start with a mild
degree of illness which is
followed by slow
deterioration. Alzheimer's
disease is one example
where custodial care is
usually needed. Other types
of insurance policies do not
offer custodial care benefits.
The value of long term care
insurance for you or a family
member and protecting a
lifetime of created assets is
never more evident than in
custodial care nursing
services.
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