About Us

The   Intercompany   Long   Term   Care   Insurance   Conference   Association, Inc.    (ILTCI)    is    a    non-profit,    tax-exempt,    educational,    public    benefit corporation   and   is   not   organized   for   the   private   gain   of   any   person.   It is   organized   under   the   Nonprofit   Public   Benefit   Corporation   Law   for public   and   charitable   purposes.            The   vision   of   the   ILTCI   is   to   create   an environment   for   aging   in   America   that   includes   thoughtful,   informed planning   that   takes   into   account   the   most   effective   and   efficient   use   of resources   in   addressing   the   risks   and   costs   of   long   term   care   for   all levels of American society.    The ILTCI was formed to:     • Provide   educational   events,   including   an   annual   conference,   for representatives   of   the   long   term   care   insurance   community   and other      strategic      allies,      including      providers,      public      policy institutions,   professional   organizations,   federal,   state,   and   local government agencies, and the public.   • Provide    a    network    and    opportunities    through    which    persons with   an   interest   in   long   term   care,   long   term   care   insurance,   or long     term     care     financing,     can     communicate     and     share information   about   skills   and   skill   development,   current   and/or proposed    methodology,    tools,    technology,    and    organizational issues. • Increase   public   awareness   of   long   term   care   needs   and   financing options. • Foster   research,   reports,   meetings,   and   workshops   addressing funding mechanisms for long term care services. • Foster    alliances    between    public    and    private    sectors    to    seek solutions    for    the    catastrophic    long    term    care    risks    facing American   society   and   to   lessen   the   costs   borne   by   federal   and state governments under current funding mechanisms. • Foster    alliances    between    public    and    private    sectors    to    help educate   the   American   public   on   the   nature   of   long   term   care risks and their financial implications.