A.M. Best Withdraws Ratings of Lifetime Healthcare, Inc.’s Subsidiaries
The ratings reflect Excellus’ strong market position in the central and upstate regions of
Offsetting factors include the declining trend of risk-adjusted capitalization that has occurred over the past few years. Furthermore, Lifetime’s long-term care subsidiaries,
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