It's commonly asserted that long-term care coverage isn't cheap. And in some parts of the country, it really isn't cheap.
As costs for long-term care coverage continue to climb, a study from New York Life has identified the most expensive markets in the country for long-term care.
New York Life, in partnership with Univita Health, contacted more than 2,500 skilled nursing facilities, assisted living facilities and home health care providers to complete more than 10,000 surveys throughout 2013.
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