1)Colorado Licensing
To become a licensed agent in the State of Colorado you must first be a licensed Health and Life Insurance Agent. This requires completing a course of study and passing the Colorado Licensing Exam for Health and Life. Agents licensed in Colorado must also complete 24 hours of Continuing Education Credits every two years to keep their insurance license active.

2)Long Term Care Insurance Licensing
Once you have completed the Colorado Insurance initial licensing process, you must compete a 2 Hour Long Term Care Insurance Certification Course (see dates and times for courses provided by us). There is no test required, just class instruction. You are now ready to be appointed with one or more carriers who offer long term care insurance in Colorado.

Agents who work with Long Term Care Insurance must be well versed in this complex and varied insurance product to be successful. Consumers in the baby boomer generation are becoming knowledgeable on this subject. Long Term Care Insurance is destined to become one of the most important financial purchases made by anyone wanting a secure retirement. Your knowledge and advice must be timely and accurate.

3)Voluntary Supplemental Insurance Licensing
As health insurance continues to change and evolve we are seeing higher deductible plans, increased out-of-pocket expenses and more consumer-driven models coming to the forefront. These changes are requiring consumers to look at health care from a different perspective. Individuals are selecting supplemental health coverage to fill the gaps and to meet their own individual needs. Products such as accident, cancer, critical illness, and hospital income plans are becoming increasingly popular and can be purchased in conjunction with the new Health Savings Accounts (HSA).

You can be on the forefront of this change by licensing and training with the professional team at Insurance & Wellness in the Rockies. These plans are offered as part of a comprehensive employee benefit package. Some products can also be sold (in Colorado) on an individual basis. Voluntary disability and life insurance options are also available.

4)Other State Licensing
Licensing to sell long term care insurance in states, other than Colorado, varies based on each individual state's licensing requirements. Contact each state Division of Insurance for information.

5)Request Information on Licensing Opportunities:
Insurance & Wellness in the Rockies represents several top carriers and licenses sub-agents agents throughout the United States. Top contracts are available.

To learn more about licensing and career opportunities click below to complete the Request Form.

Broker Support Request Form (interactive form)