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Health Insurance Associate (HIA®) Designation

In a competitive work environment, employers depend on key performers. When you earn your Health Insurance Associate (HIA®) designation, you’ll be among 20,000+ professionals who have joined the industry’s elite by mastering this challenging professional program. Demonstrate to your colleagues and partners that you’ve achieved a thorough knowledge of all aspects of health insurance.

Required Courses: Fundamentals of Health Insurance, Part A (Basics of Health Insurance); Fundamentals of Health Insurance, Part B (Basics of Company Operations); Health Insurance Advanced Studies, Part A; Supplemental Health Insurance

Elective Courses: Disability, Part I (Primer); Disability, Part II (Advanced Issues); Disability, Part III (Group and Worksite Issues); Fraud, Part I (Introduction); Long-Term Care, Part I (Needs and Options); Long-Term Care Professional (LTCP)—Combined Course; (2 electives required)

Enrollment

Enrollment takes place at a third-party website. When you arrive, log in or create an account and browse our online catalog.

Contact AHIP With Questions: 866.234.6909; Support@AHIPInsuranceEducation.org

Health Insurance Associate (HIA®) Designation

In a competitive work environment, employers depend on key performers. When you earn your Health Insurance Associate (HIA®) designation, you’ll be among 20,000+ professionals who have joined the industry’s elite by mastering this challenging professional program. Demonstrate to your colleagues and partners that you’ve achieved a thorough knowledge of all aspects of health insurance.

Required Courses: Fundamentals of Health Insurance, Part A (Basics of Health Insurance); Fundamentals of Health Insurance, Part B (Basics of Company Operations); Health Insurance Advanced Studies, Part A; Supplemental Health Insurance

Elective Courses: Disability, Part I (Primer); Disability, Part II (Advanced Issues); Disability, Part III (Group and Worksite Issues); Fraud, Part I (Introduction); Long-Term Care, Part I (Needs and Options); Long-Term Care Professional (LTCP)—Combined Course; (2 electives required)

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