Few issues are more compelling than the need for long-term care. As our population ages, and as more and more people live longer in their retirement years, ever-larger numbers will be forced to confront this issue. The question is, will they be prepared? Are you, as a producer or financial advisor, ready and able to counsel your clients and prospects on long-term care and the options available for funding and delivering that care?
This course provides a thorough orientation to long-term care and the many options available to address this need. Designed specifically for the licensed insurance professional to meet long-term care and partnership training requirements, the course details the facts and facets of long-term care: what it is, how it is provided, and how it can be funded. It explores the nature of long-term care, LTC services and providers, LTC insurance, partnership programs, and qualified partnership policies. The course also includes an in-depth discussion of the ethics and suitability standards associated with the sale of LTC insurance.
Important Note: Please verify you have the proper license before ordering and completing this course.
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
- describe the conditions that have led to the growing need for long-term care
- describe the types of LTC providers and the services they offer
- demonstrate an understanding of the options and limitations of Medicare and Medicaid for paying for long-term care
- outline and define the purpose, function, features and application of long-term care insurance
- explain the fundamentals of LTC partnership programs and the requirements for policies that are sold with these programs
- demonstrate an understanding of the ethics and suitability issues that surround the sale of LTC insurance
- understand the ethics and suitability issues for marketing and selling LTCI insurance in Ohio
Life and health insurance producers