Jeremy Kush

FSA, CERA, MAAA

Principal and Consulting Actuary

Chicago, IL, US

Main +1 312 726 0677 | Office +1 312 577 2889

Jeremy Kush is a principal and consulting actuary with the Chicago office of Milliman. He joined the firm in 2010.

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Experience

Prior to joining Milliman, Jeremy worked in the strategic development area of Assurant Health. He currently manages multiple teams across multiple areas, focusing his efforts on helping clients develop growth strategies, launch new products, and improve competitive positioning in the commercial markets.

Jeremy performs financial valuation, pricing, product development, and strategic risk management activities for a number of healthcare companies. He helps a variety of clients, including insurance companies, provider-owned health plans, employers, and administrators. Examples of Jeremy’s expertise include the following:

Developing and supporting growth strategies for new and existing organizations
Performing opportunity and feasibility analyses for carriers considering expanding / contracting markets
Designing new products and strategies in the commercial market to help carriers shape their risk profile and optimize the ACA’s risk adjustment program
Empowering issuers to maximize profitability by identifying data-driven process improvements
Supporting the development, pricing, and filing of commercial insurance products in numerous states
Developing financial risk models that utilize new technology and nontraditional data previously unavailable
Working with multi-national organizations to develop health plan strategies, which enable long-term sustainability in a fast-paced and ever-changing environment
Performing due diligence and appraisal valuation for mergers and acquisitions
Evaluating economic capital and financial adequacy in support of new product and business launches
Creating short- and long-term strategic plans that enable powerful growth in an increasingly constrained market
Optimizing health plan pharmacy competitiveness by capturing additional value throughout the pharmacy supply chain

Professional Designations

Fellow, Society of Actuaries
Chartered Enterprise Risk Analyst
Member, American Academy of Actuaries

Education

BBA, Actuarial Science, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

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Publications

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Telemedicine and the long-tail problem in healthcare

03 May 2016 - by Jeremy Kush, Susan Philip

In healthcare, the long-tail problem is often referred to as access barriers. A potential solution to access barriers can be telemedicine.

Experience

Developing and supporting growth strategies for new and existing organizations
Performing opportunity and feasibility analyses for carriers considering expanding / contracting markets
Designing new products and strategies in the commercial market to help carriers shape their risk profile and optimize the ACA’s risk adjustment program
Empowering issuers to maximize profitability by identifying data-driven process improvements
Supporting the development, pricing, and filing of commercial insurance products in numerous states
Developing financial risk models that utilize new technology and nontraditional data previously unavailable
Working with multi-national organizations to develop health plan strategies, which enable long-term sustainability in a fast-paced and ever-changing environment
Performing due diligence and appraisal valuation for mergers and acquisitions
Evaluating economic capital and financial adequacy in support of new product and business launches
Creating short- and long-term strategic plans that enable powerful growth in an increasingly constrained market
Optimizing health plan pharmacy competitiveness by capturing additional value throughout the pharmacy supply chain

Jeremy Kush

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