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Clalit Selects Ayalon to Manage Long-Term Care Insurance for 2.7 Million Members from 2027
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First reported by Calcalist · 3 hours ago
What happened
Clalit Health Services has appointed Ayalon Insurance to manage long-term care insurance for 2.7 million members from 2027, following Harel's exit. The move secures coverage continuity amid ongoing market challenges, with the transition requiring no action from insured individuals.
- 01Clalit chose Ayalon to manage long-term care insurance for 2.7 million members starting in 2027.
- 02Ayalon was the only company to bid in the tender, ensuring continuity of coverage.
- 03Expanded eligibility and rising claims have financially strained long-term care insurance programs.
- 04Harel Insurance ended its contract due to financial losses, prompting the search for a new insurer.
- 05The new contract with Ayalon spans up to eight years and transitions automatically for members.
- 06Structural challenges in the long-term care insurance market remain unresolved despite the new deal.
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