Lessons From the Past and Covid-19 Data
Lessons From the Past and Covid-19 Data
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For Covid-19, social distancing started in the U.S. at an earlier stage of the outbreak. I discuss some of the numbers from other countries and what the implications are for us here in the U.S.
For Covid-19, social distancing started in the U.S. at an earlier stage of the outbreak. I discuss some of the numbers from other countries and what the implications are for us here in the U.S. Covid-19 and Social Distancing
A good simulation on the impact of social distancing. As we think about the capacity of our health care system to deal with Covid-19, and those most vulnerable in society, consider what you can do.
A good simulation of the impact of social distancing. As we think about the capacity of our health care system to deal with Covid-19, and those most vulnerable in society, consider what you can do. A Simulation of the Impact of Social Distancing
Coronavirus: Why You Must Act Now
Coronavirus: Why You Must Act Now With everything that’s happening about the Coronavirus, it might be very hard to make a decision of what to do today. Should you wait for more information? Do something today? What? View at Medium.com
Has your amortization software reached its’ end of life?
Has your amortization software reached its’ end of life? Please contact Continuing Care Actuaries to schedule a demonstration of our LifeCalc Pro Amortization Software. LifeCalc Pro is compliant with ASC 606, the new Revenue Recognition Standard. Some of LifeCalc Pro’s capabilities are amortization of entrance fees and commissions, population projections, and sensitivity analysis. Please go …
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The life and times of high refund contracts
The life and times of high refund contracts • History of highly refundable agreements • How these agreement types directly challenge the long-term viability of an organization • What happens when the wheels come off? • Do solutions exist? Contact me at rnavarro@continuingcareactuaries.com
Medical Tax Deduction Letters
Medical Tax Deduction Letters The IRS allows taxpayers to deduct some of their healthcare costs once they have spent up to a certain threshold (currently, 7.5% of annual income). If your CCRC is a Type A community, or offers an At Home program, your residents/members may be able to itemize as a Medical expense. We …
Building Blocks of an Actuarial Study
Building Blocks of an Actuarial Study • Resident Detail -Current and Historical • Unit Detail-Entrance Fees, Monthly Fees, Square Footage • Contract Options • Inflation Assumptions • Levels of Care Detail • Occupancy • Budgeted Expenses • Debt Schedule • Capital Expenditures Please contact me at rnavarro@continuingcareactuaries.com for more information.
Parts of an Actuarial Study
Parts of an Actuarial Study • Demographic Analysis and Population Projection o Historical data and future expectations • Actuarial Cash Flow Projection o Incorporates population projection, fee schedule, and expenses for the open group population over a 20-year period • Actuarial Balance Sheet o Closed group analysis of current residents o Actuarial ratio and …
Break Out of the Mold: Moving Away from Highly Refundable Entrance Fees
Break Out of the Mold: Moving Away from Highly Refundable Entrance Fees Please join us for our LeadingAge presentation: Session 126-H Break Out of the Mold: Moving Away from Highly Refundable Entrance Fees Wednesday, October 30, 2019 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.