Why long-term care should be included in financial planning

Published November 25, 2025 2:30 PM EST Updated November 25, 2025 4:12 PM EST 7 Min Read

Key insight: Discover how predictive AI plus LTC insurance can reshape employee benefits planning.
What’s at stake: Rising LTC costs threaten workforce retention and retirement security across employers.
Expert quote: Eileen Tell – LTC needs are persistent, expensive, and largely uncovered by typical insurance.
Source: Bullets generated by AI with editorial review

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Lee joined the EBN team in 2022, and covers areas including caregiving, employee health and wellness, healthcare innovation, and company culture. She created EBN's popular Benefits in Action and … Read full bio

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