Companies that sell long-term care insurance usually sell it as part of an insurance policy, contract or rider that provides coverage to the policy holder. It covers an insured person when they can no longer do certain activities of daily living without help, such as bathe, eat, dress or use the restroom.
Long-term care companies
Companies that sell long-term care products are required to submit annual filings and certain types of reporting to our audience.
Resources for your organization
- Find our guidance on the actuarial memo requirements in your long-term care filings.
- Long-term care insurers must file these reports each year by March 1 and June 30.
- Find our certification form and templates you can use for long-term care partnership notices.
- MCAS filings are submitted through the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), not to individual states.
- Learn more about the annual reporting requirements of insurance carriers and how to stay in compliance.
- Insurers and producers are required to notify our office when security breaches occur that involve private consumer information (i.e., Social Security numbers, etc.).