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A growing number of states require producers who sell, solicit, or negotiate long-term care (LTC) insurance to complete eight hours of initial LTC insurance training and four hours of additional training each renewal period thereafter. State requirements vary. Appointing insurers must confirm that this training requirement has been met by their agents.
Kaplan offers several courses that may be used to satisfy state LTC training requirements. The following courses qualify for LTC credit in many states:
- Long-Term Care (online and print)
- Long-Term Care Concepts (online and print)
- Long-Term Care Suitability (online and print)
LTC Today (live class) - 8 hours
- Long-Term Care Today (live class - Colorado) -16 hour- Classes begin in April 2008
Click here to visit our online store to see the offerings for your state.
State-specific course offerings include:
California Long-Term Care 2004 (online and print)
Delaware Long-Term care (online; 3 hours)—Coming in March 2008
Illinois Traditional Long-Term Care (print; 6 hours)
Long-Term Care in Indiana (print; 8 hours)
Minnesota Medical Assistance and Long-Term Care Partnership (online) – Coming soon!
Washington Long-Term Care (online and print; 6 hours) Click here to visit our online store to see the offerings for your state.
There are a number of states with newly implemented LTC Partnership programs with training requirements of their own. In some cases, only producers selling Partnership policies are subject to the training requirement; in other states, all producers selling LTC insurance must also be trained on Partnership programs. Check our online store e to see whether your state’s Partnership training applies to you and whether we offer a Partnership training solution.
- Learners receive an outstanding training experience with superbly written courses that feature concise, easy-to-understand language, and special features to make the training effective and enjoyable
- Most courses contain case studies to reinforce learning.
- Unit review questions challenge comprehension and expose weak areas to ensure mastery of the concepts. Answers and rationales are included.
- Choose the delivery method your producers want: online, textbook, or classroom.
- Enroll and deliver on the Web and track each producer’s progress with a custom KFLM (Kaplan Financial Learning Manager) Website. Setup is free!
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