As the population ages, there is an increasing need for home health care, assisted living, nursing home care, and other forms of long-term care. Offered in an online format or in a trainer-assisted workshop, this course gives you a clearer understanding of the economic impact of long-term care and the variety of ways people pay: reliance on family members, government programs, annuities, reverse mortgages, long-term care insurance, estate planning, gift planning, and ethical considerations overall.

What You’ll Learn:

• The historical perspectives on demographics and economic impact of long-term care
• Options people have for financing care
• The pros and cons of using personal savings and assets, or tapping other resources like family, reverse mortgages, private annuities, or life insurance
• The role of government programs including Medicare and Medicaid
• The role of long-term care insurance in meeting long-term care needs
• Planning strategies people should know in preparing for future needs
• Relevant terms, industry issues, case scenarios, and key concepts

Who Should take this Course:

• Agents and brokers who specialize in long-term care insurance
• Health insurance plan staff
• Corporate trainers responsible for development of sales staff
• Financial planners
• Plan sponsors and staff
• Health underwriters
• Claims analysts
• Case managers and medical directors who seek more knowledge of insurance products
• Consumers and others in related fields who seek more knowledge in this area

Enrollment

$195 AHIP Members; $255 Non-members

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Publication

Financing Long-Term Care Needs: Exploring Options and Reaching Solutions
$40 AHIP Members; $50 Non-members

Earn a Designation

This course is good towards earning the following professional designation:

Long-Term Care Professional (LTCP)
Disability Income Fellow Designation (DIF)