An assignment of benefits directs the carrier to pay eligible benefits to the home care provider instead of reimbursing the insured. Some policies permit it, some do not, and some allow it only on a specific form. Where it is available it removes the cash-flow gap families face while paying privately and waiting on reimbursement.
The family pays the agency and the carrier reimburses the insured. Plan for several weeks of private payment at the start, and keep proof of payment — many reimbursement policies require it.
Request a no-cost policy review conversation, or call and speak with someone who has handled long-term care documentation before.
Contact the company directly for current claim forms and instructions.
Information last reviewed: August 2026