Long-term care

LTC brief: The number of individuals with long-term care insurance slightly declined over the years, but private claim counts rose over 50% over the past decade, surpassing 275,000 in 2019.

Milliman Focus: An update on important work we’re doing with respect to long-term care

The long-term care (LTC) insurance industry has shown significant interest in the use of predictive analytics to develop more accurate projection assumptions for the purposes of reserving, rating, and valuation.

This paper provides guidance for insurers on how to prepare clean, efficient rate increase filings and to help carriers work with regulators to incorporate the information they seek.

One strong step in making long-term care (LTC) an acceptable, insurable risk for insurance companies is to better understand the latent morbidity risk in advance of an LTC need.

This article explores in detail two methods of developing reduced benefit options: the future loss ratio neutral approach and the cash flow neutral approach.

Is it possible that an involuntary, partial social program could be established to provide long-term care coverage?

This article discusses modeling and the information that companies can glean from a first principles approach.

This article examines COVID-19 implications on current LTC populations, short-term (2020) and long-term (beyond 2020) projection assumptions, and the effects on the LTC industry as a whole.

This report explores key risks and considerations for product innovation using the long-term care insurance industry as a case study.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of long-term care policy buyouts from various stakeholder perspectives?

This article explores three possible future paths for long-term care (LTC) insurance funding and the associated implications for the private LTC industry.

Orphan blocks of LTC policies can create a range of business risks. What are your options for managing them, and how can outsourcing help?