What will care cost, and can your client cover it?
Look up long-term care costs in your client’s area using CareScout survey data, then use our Self-Funding Calculator to see how a care event could affect their assets.

Find the local cost
In-home care, assisted living and nursing home costs by location.
Test self-funding
Model a care event against your client’s assets and income.
Costs for every stage of care.
Care needs often change over time. Looking at each type of care helps you and your client plan for more than one scenario.
In-home care
Help at home, from non-medical caregivers to private duty nursing.
Adult day health
Daytime care and support in a community setting.
Assisted living
Residential care with help for daily activities.
Nursing home
Skilled care around the clock, in semi-private or private rooms.
Look up care costs by location.
Powered by CareScout’s Cost of Care survey. Search a location, choose hourly, daily, monthly or annual figures, and slide forward to see projected future costs.
Can your client pay for care on their own?
Once you have a local cost figure, take it into our LTC Self-Funding Calculator. It shows how a care event could draw down your client’s assets over time, so you can decide together whether to self-fund, insure, or do some of both.
- iModel care costs against assets and income
- iiSee how long savings could last during a care event
- iiiStart a clear conversation about whether coverage fits
Planning LTC coverage for a client?
Send us the case and we’ll compare traditional and hybrid LTC options side by side.
The Cost of Care calculator and its data are provided by CareScout. CareScout is a separate company from AdvisorServe, and AdvisorServe does not control or verify the figures shown. This tool is for general informational purposes only.
The LTC Self-Funding Calculator is provided for educational and illustrative purposes only. Results are hypothetical, are based on the information and assumptions entered, and are not guarantees of future outcomes. The chart on this page is an illustration and does not represent any actual client or projection.