Long-Term Care Insurance Premium Rates to Rise Next Year… Monthly Average Increase of 1,100 Won per Household
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Next year, long-term care insurance premiums will rise by an average of 1,100 won per household per month. This marks the largest increase in the premium rate in six years since 2021. Long-term care insurance is a system that supports elderly individuals who have difficulty performing daily activities independently due to old age or illness, providing assistance with visiting care costs and nursing facility usage fees; this premium applies to al…
The average monthly long-term care insurance premium for households covered by health insurance is expected to reach 20,129 won next year, a 5.8% increase from this year. To enable elderly individuals with mobility difficulties to utilize more care services in their own homes, the monthly usage limit for in-home care services will be increased by up to 378,500 won. The Ministry of Health and Welfare [3]
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Ko Yu-seon = Long-term care insurance premiums will rise by an average of 1,100 won per household next year.
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