An elimination period for long-term care policies that is counted based on the number of days the insured receives care is called:

An elimination period for long-term care policies that is counted based on the number of days the insured receives care is called:



a. Service day basis.

b. Calendar day basis.

c. Long-term care basis.

d. Medicare basis.



Answer: a. Service day basis.

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