Long-term care is a term used to describe:
A) the inflation protection riders in the insurance policy.
B) the delivery of medical and personal care to persons with chronic medical conditions who are not in a hospital.
C) the coverage for a serious illness or accident that prevents an insured person from working for an extended period.
D) an extended period of hospital stay due to a serious illness or accident.
E) compensation provided to workers who are injured on the job or become ill through work-related causes.

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Long-term care refers to the delivery of medical and personal care to individuals with chronic medical conditions who are not in a hospital. It typically involves assistance with activities of daily living, such as bathing, dressing, and eating, and may also include medical care for chronic conditions. This type of care is often provided in a nursing home or assisted living facility, but can also be provided in the home by a caregiver.

Long-Term Care Is a Term Used to Describe