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Ryan Hinchey
MedicareMetrics.ai was envisioned and brought to life by Ryan Hinchey, a seasoned actuary and software developer. Driven by his innate curiosity, Ryan embarked on this journey to unravel the intricacies of the evolving Medicare landscape, both in its grand scope and minute details.
With more than two decades of experience as an actuary, Ryan previously held the position of Chief Actuary at Health IQ, a startup specializing in Medicare & Life Insurance product design and distribution. In this role, he collaborated closely with sales professionals and insurers, ensuring they were equipped with the ideal tools and products to support seniors in finding their optimal healthcare coverage.
Ryan is the proud recipient of 6 patents in the insurance and investment space. As a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries and an award-winning speaker, he has shared his insights in over a dozen countries.
Ryan enjoys spending quality time with his family and following college football, basketball and global soccer.
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The underlying data used on this website includes the CMS
Contract / Plan / State / County data set. This data was selected
as it provides the most granular level of enrollment information.
However, it comes with the following tradeoff:
Due to HIPAA privacy laws, CMS will not publish enrollment
counts when the value is 10 or less. E.G. if plan X in county Y has 10 enrollees,
the data will show 0. But if there are 11 enrollees, the data will show 11.
Because of this, the total enrollment number shown on this site
will be lower than the total enrollment number published by CMS's
summary report. Historically, this difference has been around 1%.
CMS has reported:
There was an issue with MARx processing and not all of the enrollment for 1/2023 and 2/2023 is reflected when there was a crosswalk exception.
It is our understanding that this has caused the AEP 2023 enrollment numbers to be understated and the OEP 2023 numbers to be overstated as the missing AEP enrollment information was corrected in OEP.