Demonstrates how to calculate life expectancies in medical impairments, suggesting improved risk selection.
Accurate and profitable risk selection requires evidence-based survival information. Medical Impairment Manual (MIM) ratings and life expectancies can be determined from illustrated survival and/or mortality curves in the medical literature. This article illustrates how to utilize these curves to calculate MIM ratings and life expectancy estimations.
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John R. Iacovino (2026) studied this question.
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