Accident & Health FundamentalsQuestion 658 of 716
Skilled nursing care, intermediate care, and custodial care are:
a.Levels of long-term care that an LTC policy may cover
b.The four benefit parts of Medicare, A through D
c.Categories of inpatient hospital surgery and anesthesia
d.Annuity payout options under a deferred contract
Explanation
These describe the levels of long-term care, from skilled medical care down to non-medical custodial help. They are not surgeries, Medicare parts, or annuity options.
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