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Yes. Many Long-Term Care Insurance claims are handled by an adult child, spouse, or another trusted individual. However, insurance companies generally require proper legal authorization before discussing policy details or accepting claim instructions. Depending on the circumstances, this may include a Durable Financial Power of Attorney, HIPAA authorization, guardianship documents, or carrier-specific authorization forms.