Nicholas Johnson
Nick Johnson is a consulting actuary specializing in healthcare in Milliman’s Seattle office. He joined the firm in 2009.
Experience
Nick’s primary expertise is in helping clients understand the financial implications of trends and changes in the healthcare delivery system, particularly in Medicare and dual-eligible populations.
He has worked with a broad range of clients, including health plans, integrated delivery systems, provider groups, reinsurers, and the Veterans Health Administration. He has significant experience in Medicare Advantage, Medicare Part D, Medicaid, commercial, and ACA markets.
Nick’s primary focus areas, including examples of recent analyses include:
Medicare Advantage / Part D
- Bid development and certification
- Product development and feasibility analysis
- Risk score monitoring, forecasting, and optimization
- Risk-sharing contract support for health plans and providers
Managed long-term services and supports (MLTSS)
- Medicaid MLTSS RFP response
- Nursing home to HCBS transition monitoring
- Forecasting and analysis of programmatic changes
- PACE capitation rate setting
Reinsurance and stop loss
- Review of quota share opportunities
- Stop loss reserve estimation
- Milliman Excess Product Suite tool development
- Fellow, Society of Actuaries
- Member, American Academy of Actuaries
- BA, Mathematics – Augustana College (IL)
- MS, Applied Statistics – Portland State University (OR)
Publications
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