Target Segments / Genworth Financial / Theoretical Positions / Federal Supplementary Medical Insurance Trust Funds / Substantive Effects of Proposed LTC Policies While / Federal Hospital Insurance / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Germany / United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Met Life Mature Market Institute / University of Michigan / MetLife Mature Market Institute / /
IndustryTerm
social insurance design / insurance coverage / care insurance / supplemental insurance products / less-inconsistent systems / term services / insurance trust / residential care services / insurance model / insurance premiums / insurance / health care solution / insurance product / voluntary insurance program / adult day services / home care services / potential solutions / longterm services / financial product / social insurance program / insurance policy / transportation assistance / term support services / financial tool / supportive services / sustainable healthcare system / advocacy services / federally-administered voluntary insurance program / formal services / higher quality services / purchase insurance / assistive technologies / Chronic Disease Prevention / insurance program / /
MedicalCondition
chronic illnesses / chronic health conditions / chronic and debilitating health conditions / chronic illness / /
MedicalTreatment
surgery / /
Organization
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services / Congress / MetLife Mature Market Institute / Administration on Aging / federal government / Obama administration / Internal Revenue Service / CDC/National Center for Health Statistics / National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Promotion / Case Western Reserve University / National Council on Aging / Met Life Mature Market Institute / Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation / Congressional Budget Office / the University of Michigan / Medicare / /
Person
David Gil / Henry J. Kaiser / /
Position
Secretary of the Health / model of social policy analysis / home health aide / model of analysis / /
Long Term Care Insurance Beyond the CLASS Program AMY RESTORICK ROBERTS DAVID B. MILLER MERL C. “TERRY” HOKENSTAD, JR. Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences