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Making the Connection: Medical Claims and Supplemental Benefits

Yuliya Esipov; Karen D. Fisherkeller; Mary Trecek, Ed.D. 2/6/2024

Examine group supplemental health insurance product connections to medical claim data.

Summary

This infographic examines group supplemental health insurance product connections to medical claim data. The supplemental health insurance products considered are group accident, critical illness, cancer and/or hospital indemnity.

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Meet the Project Director

Yuliya Esipov

Yuliya Esipov joined LIMRA and LOMA in 2004. As Associate Research Director, her responsibilities include managing the U.S. workplace benefits dental and vision studies as well as employer and employee-focused benchmarking studies.

Esipov received her diploma in history from Moscow State University (Lomonosov’s) in Russia. She has a master’s degree in history from Bowling Green State University and a master’s degree in survey research from the University of Connecticut.

Associate Research Director, Workplace Benefits Research
LIMRA and LOMA
yesipov@limra.com


For more information, please contact yesipov@limra.com.

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