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No, alzheimer's is a form of dementia which is commonly one of the illness included in a long-term care insurance policy's preexisting conditions, this is why people are advised to buy long-term care insurance while they are still healthy because certain conditions will not qualify you from buying one.

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I can't remember. No seriously if you are in UK you can and depending on how advanced it is you may need a doctors certificate.

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Q: Can someone diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or dementia still get Long term care insurance?
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