What are you doing with the rest of your income? Looks like you have $30,000 per year you could be plowing into investments.
I would seriously reconsider long term care. A lot out there recently about those policies going belly up because it's a bad deal for the insurance companies. In that case, you are out of luck with what you have paid so far. You may want to self insure instead.
Disability policies are intended to replace income, not take care of you. Again, self insure. What I mean by that is make sure you have enough money to cover someone coming into your home to help you with daily activities.
When can you take your state retirement? Only at 65? Or is there an early out you could take advantage of?
So first you should figure out how much you need to get from here to 62 if you take ss early. Then how much do you need to get from 62 to 65 when you get your pension. Sounds to me like once you get to social security and pension, you won't need much savings if you live at the level you are planning.