Colorado 8-Hour General LTC Mandatory Training

Insurance Continuing Education in Colorado

8 credit hours
50-question final exam, 70% to pass
Proctor required for the exam
Unlimited attempts to pass
PDF download available

DORA applies the NAIC’s standardized terms and definitions for guidance as to who may serve as a proctor. An approved proctor is an impartial, disinterested third party or currently licensed agent with no family or financial relationship to the student and is over the age of 18. The proctor must verify the student’s identity and complete an affidavit supplied by the approved provider testifying that the agent received no outside assistance. Membership in a professional association/organization does not constitute a financial relationship.

Price: $15.00

If purchased today, this course must be completed by March 31, 2027 (147 Days)

This course was developed to meet 8 HOURS of the long-term care INITIAL 16 HOUR training requirement in this state and provide students with 8 hours of continuing education in Colorado. It is suggested to complete this course before taking the Partnership 8 hour portion, but you may complete your full 16 hours in either order to earn your initial certification.

Course Overview: During this course, participants will learn about the state and federal regulations and requirements and the relationship between qualified state long-term care insurance Partnership programs and other public and private coverage of long-term care services, including Medicaid. They will learn about the available long-term care services and providers, as well as changes or improvements in long-term care services or providers. Also taught will be the alternatives to the purchase of long-term care insurance as well as the effect of inflation on benefits and the importance of inflation protection. The participants will also learn about consumer suitability standards and guidelines.

Learning Objectives:
Upon completion of the course, the participant will know:

The specifics and significance of the Deficit Reduction and the NAIC Model Acts
The characteristics of long-term care
The various types of long-term care services and the providers of those services
Short term care provided by Medicaid coverage
The services provided by Medicaid
Medicaid eligibility guidelines for long-term care coverage
The meaning and significance of transfer of assets
Long-term care insurance regulations and legislation
Suitability guidelines for long-term care insurance
LTC Insurance Underwriting
The impact of the partnership program expansion
Features and benefits of long-term care insurance policies
Long-term care insurance premiums
LTC Federal and State Tax Incentives
Alternative funding options for long-term care

PLEASE NOTE: Credit will NOT be given for a course (including those approved to meet the ethics requirement) that is repeated within a 2 year period. Ordering courses with the same course number is considered course repetition.

Course Details

Optional Credits

If you take this course you may also choose to earn the following additional credits:

CE for CFP^® Professionals
American College CE (PACE)
Long-Term Care Certification

This course is approved by ClearCert.

Final Exam

Need Proctor?: Yes
Question Count: 50
Passing Grade: 70%
Attempts to Pass: Unlimited

Rules

Rules for Colorado Insurance Continuing Education

This state allows for course material to be downloaded. Please note that not all courses will have content that is suitable or available for downloading.
Exam is closed book.
Colorado gives no credit for the same course completed again within 2 years of your previous completion.

Approval Info

Course Number: 47219
Approved Title: Colorado Long Term Care General (Day One Online)
Approved Credits: 8 credits in Long Term Care
Provider: LTC Connection
Provider Number: 62185
Topics Covered: Long Term Care

$15.008 credit hours