| Course Name | Course Type | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| View Details | 8-Hour Initial Mandatory LTC Training | Self-Paced | $59.00 |
| View Details | Indiana 5-Hour Refresher Mandatory LTC Training | Self-Paced | $59.00 |
Training Requirements
Initial Certification Requirement: Licensing: Indiana does not have a separate LTC license. Producers must hold either an Accident & Health or Life, Accident & Health license to sell LTC insurance. LTC: Before marketing, selling or soliciting any LTC products, all Indiana producers must initially complete an (8) eight hour basic LTC continuing education course specifically approved for LTC. The course may be classroom or self-study. Indiana Long Term Care Partnership Program (ILTCP): Agents wanting to market policies in the Indiana Long Term Care Partnership Program (ILTCP) must initially have 15 hours of continuing education (eight hours of basic LTC plus seven hours specifically in Partnership) before marketing, selling, or soliciting Partnership policies. The (7) seven hour ILTCP course is a one-time-only requirement and is classroom only. Upon completion of any LTC course, producers must furnish the insurer with a photocopy of certificate of completion certifying that the producer has satisfied the education requirements. |
Non-Resident Producers: Traditional LTC requirements: Education requirements (8 hours LTC and the 5 hours of LTC renewal) are waived for agents holding Indiana non-resident licenses. |
Refresher Certification Training: Resident producers who have satisfied the initial eight hour requirement must complete a minimum of (5) five hours of LTC insurance courses every two years. The course(s) may be taken at any time during each two-year period. |
Additional LTC Requirement: The training in this state is unique and predates the DRA/NAIC training model. LTC qualifications in this state are not reciprocal with any other NAIC state. This means that any training you complete in Indiana will not count towards your LTC training requirement in any other state. |
