Dually-eligible individuals are a large and growing segment of the U.S. population, but traditional care models typically do not serve these members optimally, in a way that meets their health and social needs. In this session, we will explore how actuaries can leverage data science to help business partners understand and serve these individuals in a meaningful way. Session attendees will also participate in an activity to design care models for an illustrative segment of the duals population.
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