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Why are you asking me for my close relatives' Email addresses?
We are asking for only minimal additional information, to enable your close relatives to receive future LTC E-Newsletters, via Email. We will not release or reuse this information for any other purpose. Please review our privacy statement by clicking here.

How many different family members can I submit?
Your employer’s Long Term Care Insurance Plan allows employees, spouses, siblings, parents (in-law), grandparents (in-law), and adult children to participate at discounted group rates, up to 40% below market rates. There is no limit to the number of family members you can submit to receive this information.

My close relatives have several Email addresses, which one should I enter?
You can enter whichever Email address you prefer.

How can I or my close relatives obtain a LTC Family Enrollment Kit by U.S. mail?
A LTC Family Enrollment Kit can be received via U.S. mail by calling UNUM at, 1-888-868-6745. You will need to identify your employer name and employer policy number. If you would like to receive a LTC Family Enrollment Kit by Email, please click here.

Who is AssistGuide?
AssistGuide is the premier Long Term Care, Senior, and Disability Internet resource. For more information about AssistGuide you can visit our website portal at:
http://www.assistguide.com

 


 
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