A&S: CRITICAL ILLNESS And LTC (till pg67?) Flashcards

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Critical Illness (CI) Insurance overview

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  • a living benefit (pays before death if suffer serious illness + SURVIVE)
  • pays lump sum if diagnosed w illness covered in policy + SURVIVES # of days (i.e 30, or wven 90)
  • can do whatever want w lump sum (medical, vacation, etc…)
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Critical Illness (CI) details

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  • stand alone product OR as a rider
  • anywhere from 10k-2m

Has Qualification period (30 days)

Has waiting (survival) period (30 days)

so 30 days qualification+ 30 days survival = 60 days

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CI conditions covered (BIG 4 H.S.H.Cb)

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varies

Big 4:

  • heart attck
  • stroke
  • heart bypass
  • life threatening cancer

Memory aid: Hear and stroke foundation + BIG C

also:
10 conditions:

20 conditions:

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Child CI policy

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  • benefit is less than adult
  • covers same as adults + illnesses more associated with kids
  • option to convert to adult plan
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RIDERS FOR CRITICAL ILLNESS POLICY (3-R.W.2)

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return of premium (similar to Disability)
waiver of premium (similar to disability)
2nd event rider

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2nd event rider for CI

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  • only for CI
  • w/o rider: after pay out = CI terminates
  • W RIDER: keeps policy in force if has 2nd UNRELATED event, 2nd benefit paid (smaller)
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CI exclusions

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  • same as disabilty insurance (add later)
    +
    non occ HIV/AIDS: medical practitioner that contracts HIV/AIDS on the job
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Long term Care Insurance (LTC)

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  • covers living in nursing home (up to daily max cost)
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LTC benefit triggers

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Insured unable to do 2 or more activities of daily living (ADL’S
+
satisfies elimination period (0-90 days)

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LTC Activities of dailhy living (ADL’s - 6)

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  1. Transferring: moe around w/o assistance (i.e in/out of a chair)
  2. Maintain Continence: controlling bladder
  3. Toileting: get to/from + on/off toilet
  4. bathe/shower
  5. Get dressed/undressed
  6. Feeding self

memory aid: all the things u do to get ready for work in AM (or pm before bed)

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LTC: Cognitive Impairment

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  • can qualify if cognitive impairment (i. e alzheimers)
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LTC expenses covered

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  • homecare w care pro’s visitng patient
  • respite care: family member providing care and needs relief temporarily
  • Assisted Living: health facility, patient has own private residence
  • Nursing Home/LTC facility): if patient nees 24hrs care/supervision
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LTC payment models

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Indemnity Model: pays LTC provider directly

Reimbursement model: insured pays, , then gets reimbursed

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LTC MAX COVERAGE AMOUNTS CALCUATION

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daily max X mac benefit period (in care days)

i,e
daily max $400
benefit period: 365 days
so: $400 x 365= $146,000

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LTC ODDS/ENDS

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EXCLUSIONS: similar to CI policies

COLA + ROP riders can be added

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Qualification period

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Exclusionary clause that states covered condition rhat is discovered within 30 days of policy ISSUE not covered (may be up to 90 days)

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Survival/waiting period

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Once diagnosed w covered illness , must SURVIVE min 30 day (or longer for certain conditions)

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CI RIDERS

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  • Return of premium (ROP)

- waiver of premium (WOP)

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CI: return of premium (ROP- 3 types DSM)

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ROP: pays back some or all of premium paid under certain consitions

3 types ( DSM) on:

  • Death reom cause not covered
  • Surrender w/o claim
  • maturity w/o claim
20
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CI: waiver of premium pg65

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  • must qualify medically + extra premium
  • waiting period: 4-6 months
  • waived premium if insured or policy holder (whoever pays) becomes disabled
21
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LTC options pg67

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  • home care - 1st tier, health care in home
  • respite care: relief for caregivers for few hours
  • assisted living: for those who cant live independently anymore (not 24hrs)
  • nursing home (facility) care : for chronic care, 24 hour nursing care + doctor, prepared meals, etc… )
22
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Individual LTC ins

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  • usually stand alone policy
  • optional rider and life is and CI ins contracts
  • NOT disability ins
  • to cver costs of care due to illness, injury, aging
  • usually ppl age 45-55
  • minimizes/eliminates financual burder of ltc services
  • elimination period: 0-90 days, shorter = more premium
23
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LTC exclusions

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  • war
  • terrorism
  • attempted suicide
  • self inflicted injuries
  • normal pregnancy
  • criminal actiity
  • drugs
  • AIDS/HIV
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LTC Activities of Daily Living (ADL’s)

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  • insurer uses ADL’s to determine if qualify for LTC
ADL's:
- dressing
- bathing
- toileting
- transferring
- eating
- maintain continence (control bladder)
\+ whether insured is cognitively impaired
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LTC riders

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  • Cost of living adj (COLA(

- Return of premium

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LTC: COLA rider

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  • automatically increases maximum benefit amount to keep up w inflation
27
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LTC: return of Premium rider

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  • when dead, if insured has no claims, premiums returned to fam.
  • amount returned varies depemding on how long policy in force
  • received tax free
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LTC: Policy Benefits

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  • reimbursement

- indemnity

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LTC: policy benefits: reimburserment

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  • repaying insured after already paid expenses

- amount determined as max/day or per service/equipment

30
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LTC: policy benefits: Indemnity

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  • insurer pays directly to care provider