New Tshirt idea: "HEALTH ACTUARIES do it with diseases." So Health Actuaries, now that I have your attention, this article by Greg Fann is a must read. And the conversation is a must have. We've lost sight of what risk adjustment is. In this article, Greg brings us back to the fundamentals. Rating risks appropriately: In a world where any rating variables are fair game, the company that best uses all of them wins. Risk adjustment: Bridges the gap created when carriers are not allowed to use certain variables. Fundamental premise: The rates should dictate the rules of risk adjustment. But in today's rate review world, the risk adjustment is often dictating the rates. Can we figure out a solution? Are there any working groups that are addressing it? If there are, my bad, exams (ha, ha) have been blocking my view. https://lnkd.in/gF_pmGca
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