Impacts of COVID-19 on in-force long-term care insurance

By Jeff Anderson and Mike A. Bergerson
08 April 2020
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Given the frailty of and care required for the long-term care (LTC) population, COVID-19 will affect the LTC industry, though the directional impact is not certain. This paper examines COVID-19 implications on current long-term care (LTC) insured populations, short-term (2020) and long-term (beyond 2020) projection assumptions, and the effects on the LTC industry as a whole.

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Jeff Anderson

Minneapolis (Healthcare) Tel: 1 952 8202476

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Mike A. Bergerson

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