Life & Health

The NCAA is now mandating that schools give their athletes medical coverage that will extend two years after the athlete completes their eligibility.

In this Future of Risk interview, Quizzify CEO Al Lewis lays out an unconventional, bottoms-up approach to healthcare: He educates consumers to only pursue care that will likely benefit them and not expose them to harm. 

Traditionally, the L&A sector accepted outdated technology and manual processes, but now the industry is realizing that it can no longer settle. 

Life insurers are expanding their approach by incorporating non-medical data sources, such as driving reports, credit histories, and public records. 

Although a life or AD&D claim involving one or both substances could seem straightforward, far too often carriers encounter complications during the process. 

As America goes freelance, health insurance for independent workers is more important, more accessible, and more affordable.

New product technology are addressing the traditional pain points of data analysis, model development, and risk assessment for life insurance actuaries.

Operating in the cloud, data engineering and analytics drive efficient, personalized services while enhancing patient outcomes.