Indiana runs an active Long Term Care Insurance Program, structured as a partnership between the state and private long-term-care insurers. For 2026, the program's published Partnership policy requirements include a $115 minimum daily benefit and a $548,820 initial policy amount for a total-asset policy.
According to the program's own FAQ, both traditional and Partnership long-term-care policies are sold in Indiana, and the state itself doesn't sell the insurance — it's strictly a private-insurer market. That means the Partnership option here is genuinely open, not a closed, legacy-only arrangement, though actual availability still comes down to finding a licensed insurer offering the policy.