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LOMA Health Underwriting
Study Group
April
27 – 29, 2010
The Westin Riverwalk
San
Antonio, TX
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About The Health
Underwriting Study Group
This group was created as an information source for
underwriters, actuaries and executives from health insurance
companies. Health Underwriting Study Group is
open to vice presidents of underwriting,
underwriters, actuaries, claims and law department executives; and
executives of companies offering individual and small group health insurance and
related products.
Membership is complimentary with full conference registration fee.
Members of Health Underwriting
Study Group receive:
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Complimentary
subscription to JournalScan, a bi-monthly newsletter that focuses
on the risk management implications of new developments in clinical medicine,
pathology, epidemiology and medical research.
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Annual
Individual Medical Survey
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Annual Small
Group Survey
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The opportunity
to network with risk management executives. Members receive a roster with
complete contact information of all HUSG members. (You may opt out of
membership and not have your contact information shared.)
2010
Program
Tuesday,
April 27, 2010
7:30–8:30
A.M.
Registration
Continental Breakfast with Exhibitors
Sponsored by MRS, Inc.
8:30–10:30
A.M.
Opening Remarks and General Session
Hank George, FALU, CLU, FLMI, Chair, LOMA Health Underwriting Study Group
Jim
Huffman, FLMA, ACS, Second Vice President, Management Solutions, LOMA
Healthcare
Reform and its Implications
Panelists
Adam Brackemyre, National Association of Health Underwriters
Jonathan Shreve, FSA,
MAAA, Principal and Consulting Actuary, Milliman
John
Williams, Senate Commerce Committee
This panel presentation
will be lead by insurance and policy experts, with focus on the implications of
healthcare reform from a variety of complimentary and conflicting perspectives.
Discussion will focus on changes proposed and the possible impact of those
changes, with a particular focus on individual and small group market
underwriting, pricing, and other critical topics.
10:30–10:50
A.M.
Networking and Refreshment Break with Exhibitors
10:50
– 11:50 A.M.
Guarantee Issue, Fraud and Misrep
Shirley
Glazier, Director, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Michigan
Health
care reform brings changes in the Underwriting arena for individual health
products. Carriers can be successful in a 'guaranteed issue' arena. This session
will help identify transition focus areas and administrative guidelines that
should be considered as carriers move from Individual Medical Underwriting to a
guaranteed issue arena.
11:50 A.M.– Noon
Morning wrap up, questions,
and a few minutes from our sponsor.
Noon–1:15
Lunch
Sponsored by RSA Medical
1:15–4:30
P.M.
Interactive Sessions
2:45–3:00
P.M.
Refreshment Break with Exhibitors
Individual Medical Underwriting
- Day 1 is dedicated to underwriting operational issues
Individual Medical Underwriting sessions will address:
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Collection
of First Premiums
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Application
for Insurance options
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Electronic
applications
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Expert
underwriting systems
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Imaging
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Underwriting
technology support
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Distribution
channel evolution
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Compliance
issues – Operational
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Small
Group Underwriting
Topics to be addressed in the Small Group Underwriting interactive session
include:
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Quotes
vs. placements
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Eligibility
issues
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Applications/health
statements
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Waiver
of Health statements
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“New”
groups (no previous carrier)
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Electronic
enrollment
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Distribution
channel issues
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Underwriting
systems
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Expert
underwriting systems
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Technology
support
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Quality
assurance/auditing
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Telephone
interviews
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Role
of the underwriting in decision-making
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New
business metrics
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5:00–6:30
P.M.
Reception with Exhibitors
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