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Actuarial Services

The srHS team is experienced in providing actuarial services to both public and private payers.  Our team consists of the following credentialed actuaries:

  • Michelle Raleigh – Associate in the Society of Actuaries (ASA), Member of the American Academy of Actuaries (MAAA), and Fellow in the Conference of Consulting Actuaries (FCA) with a Qualification to determine health and life insurance reserves.
  • Mita Lodh – Fellow in the Society of Actuaries (FSA), Member of the American Academy of Actuaries (MAAA), and Doctorate in Bayesian Statistics  (PhD).

 

In addition, we have 3 staff who are taking actuarial exams, one of whom is on schedule to become an Associate in the Society of Actuaries in 2009.

 

Click on one of the services on the left to learn more about the types of actuarial services we provide.

 
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IDENTIFY

Identifyschramm-raleigh Health Strategy (srHS) identifies potential risk by conducting a comprehensive strategic review of your program's goals. We evaluate the current state of your health care market, the successes and shortcomings to date, and any legislative activity to determine the potential opportunities for meaningful reform and the associated risks.

QUANTIFY

QuantifyThrough strategic actuarial analysis srHS will develop coverage, cost, and affordability estimates based on your program's goals that quantify, in real world terms, your health reform concepts. In addition, we translate our actuarial calculations into the current and proposed environment to determine what strategic adjustments need to be made based on practical experience and/or the current market.

BALANCE

Balance
Only after we have identified and quantified the risk can we successfully develop strategies to balance your competing priorities. We will design a strategy that successfully manages the risk of your health care reform by:

- minimizing disruption to your current health care
system and insurance marketplace;
- minimizing provider disruption;
- maximizing State, Federal, and Employer funds; and
- maximizing stakeholder input.

The resulting strategies achieve the appropriate balance between effective coverage and improved affordability.