What insurance carriers do you accept?

LifeWorx accepts most long-term care insurance, including MetLife, Genworth, John Hancock, Banker’s Trust, Bright House and many other major insurance providers.

How does the insurance process work?

You can get started with a phone call or visit to one of our locations. We are happy to have our team of in-house long-term care insurance experts take care of all the meticulous paperwork and filing for you. Based on your insurance company, we can handle getting qualified (sending an RN for assessment if they want), creating a care plan, setting up direct payments to LifeWorx and managing all admin activities.

What if my policy only covers part of the total cost of care?

Many clients supplement their long-term care insurance daily or weekly through other means like family assistance and savings.

What kind of license does LifeWorx have?

LifeWorx is a licensed long-term care agency and home care services agency in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.

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The LifeWorx Guide to 24-Hour Care

It is hard to know when people might need 24-hour home care, particularly when there’s a temporary or chronic health condition, recovering from a traumatic injury or surgery, or a disability.

This resource guide will provide you with the comfort and answers to your questions and our Care Team is available to help find a solution to help ease your family’s peace of mind.

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Who can receive 24-hour home care?

People of any age can require 24-hour home care. The need for 24-hour home care may be temporary or ongoing. However, there are three general conditions that most often result in the need for 24-hour home care.

Temporary health-related conditions/recovery
A person may receive 24-hour home care while recovering from a traumatic injury or surgery. Having consistent in-home care help is more likely to speed the recovery of an injury or recovery post-surgery as the individual won’t have a chance to risk a physical setback or further injury.
Chronic health-related conditions
Chronic conditions remain stable or slowly get worse over time. Examples of chronic conditions include paralysis resulting from a spinal cord injury, Parkinson’s disease, or frailty associated with old age.
Terminal conditions
Terminal conditions are life-threatening illnesses or injuries that are expected to result in death. For most people who are terminally ill, 24-hour home care is often needed, even if it’s only for a short time.

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