The claims experience of an insurer’s enrollees does not include
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the benefits available to the enrollees. |
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the demographic characteristics of the enrollees. |
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the cost-containment provisions of the health plan. |
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the insurer’s administrative costs. |
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the insurer’s administrative costs. |
While all the benefits incidental to the Insurance policy, the demographic characteristics of the enrollee and the cost-containment provisions of the health plan so bought the enrollee, is clearly part of the claim’s experience of an insurer’s enrollee, the insurer’s administrate costs are not subjected to the same. It is to be dealt separately.
The claims experience of an insurer’s enrollees does not include the benefits available to the enrollees....
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