Nationwide CareMatters TogetherSM offers long-term care coverage for 2 people that can help ease concerns about needing extra help in the future, even in your own home.

Looking for flexible LTC coverage for just one person?
Take a look at Nationwide CareMatters®.

About CareMatters Together

Nationwide CareMatters Together is long-term care coverage for 2 people that is linked to a fixed-premium universal life insurance policy and includes a death benefit. It provides flexibility to you when it comes to covering potential long-term care costs. We designed CareMatters Together with choice, control and flexibility to meet your unique needs. This product differs from other long-term care policies in these ways:

  • CareMatters Together allows you to pay an informal caregiver, such as a family member, friend or neighbor.1 Other policies may limit or even not allow unlicensed caregivers.
  • With CareMatters Together, Nationwide® pays 100% of the monthly cash benefit.2 Plus, you can pay for your care as you see fit.1 Any money left over can be spent on other expenses or even saved for future use. With reimbursement policies, only qualifying expenses are reimbursed; nothing extra is paid.
  • CareMatters Together does not require you to submit monthly bills and receipts, once qualified. Other policies require that you submit bills and receipts monthly; then you have to wait and see what the policy covers.
  • With CareMatters Together, even if you use every dollar of the money earmarked for long-term health care costs, your beneficiary will still receive a 10% minimum death benefit — guaranteed.2

How to buy long-term care coverage

You need to work with an insurance professional to buy this type of product. If you don't have one, our life insurance specialists are here to help.

Give us a call today at 1-855-863-9639 for a no-obligation consultation.

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Hours of operation are 9:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. ET, Monday through Friday.

[1] A U.S.-licensed health care practitioner must state that informal care (which includes care provided by family or friends) is appropriate in the plan of care. Consult with tax professionals for advice since such arrangements may create reporting and withholding requirements for the payor and the payee.

[2] All guarantees are subject to the claims-paying ability of the issuing insurance company.

CareMatters Together is a service mark of Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company.

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