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Re:Maxim-CEO lost me with life expectancy of chronically ill

[Whynottoday]

Ok...the new CEO is a bit of a pumper. Says the "Chronically ill" 65 years olds can live another 20-30 years!! haha What a nut! Goodluck with this guy...IMO


CEO per Maxim transcipt "And surprisingly, patients are on there for an extended period of time. These are chronically ill patients who will be on the platform, you know, almost all for the rest of their life. And so if you look at the actuarial tables, a person who's just getting into Medicare at the age of 65 will likely be on the program for 20 to 30 years. Even a patient who starts at age 85 is likely to be on the program for 5 to 7 years."

[Lifeboat1]

Whynottoday - You should actually do some DD before posting and embarrassing your self. The difference in life expectancy between those with 1-2 chronic illnesses is 1 year and 3 or more is 5 years. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6385883/ Life Expectancy - Men at the age of 65 years in the U.S. 1960-2021. The life expectancy for men aged 65 years in the U.S. has gradually

[Whynottoday]

Ya ok...so now post what the life expectancy is for a "chronically ill 65 year old". Man....no wonder you guys drink the koolaid....

[Lifeboat1]

I did post it and  posted the reference.  I will post again since reading does not seem to be one of your strengths.   At age 65 with 1-2 Chronic illnesses it is 1 year less than no chronic illnesses and 3 or more it is five years less than no chronic illnesses