Understand Your USAA Long-Term Care Options

USAA’s long-term care plan works differently than traditional LTC policies. We help you compare it with top-rated alternatives so you can feel confident in your choices:

  • Learn how USAA’s long-term care plan works
  • Compare benefits and pricing to other leading insurers
  • Find options that fit your age, health profile, and budget

Trusted Long-Term Care Advisors Since 1995

For over 30 years, ACACIA has helped thousands of families compare long-term care options and top-rated insurance plans with clarity and confidence.

Licensed specialists serving USAA members in 48 states

Independent comparisons across leading long-term care insurers

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Long-Term Care Planning Guide

Long-term care insurance quotes and shopper's guide.You’ll also get a complimentary copy of our e-book, “What You Need to Know About Long-Term Care Insurance.”  A helpful resource to make informed decisions.

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Learn More About Long-Term Care Planning

Long-term care needs and costs continue to rise. Understanding what to expect can help you plan ahead confidently.
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70% of People Will Need Care

Those turning age 65 today have an almost 70% chance of needing care during their lifetime. The average length of care is 3 years.1

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Costs are Rising Quickly

In 2025, the national average cost for 3 years of long-term care is $328,884. By 2045, that’s expected to rise to $654,411. Planning ahead helps protect your finances.

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Protect Your Assets and Family

A well-designed long-term care plan can help cover all or a portion of future care needs that Medicare and health insurance do not cover.3

Get this complimentary e-book with your USAA comparison

A practical guide to help you plan and protect your future care needs
Long-term care shopper's guide.

 

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1. 2025 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (www.acl.gov/ltc)
2. 2025 Nationwide Financial annual cost of care survey conducted by HVS
3. Medicare.gov