Longevity Health Extends Humana Partnership to 2030 for ISNP Expansion
Longevity Health has extended its partnership with Humana through 2030 to expand Institutional Special Needs Plan (ISNP) offerings for Medicare-eligible individuals residing in skilled nursing and senior living facilities. Since its launch in 2023, the collaboration currently serves members in seven states, with plans to enter additional markets and grow its member base. This partnership utilizes a value-based care model that incentivizes skilled nursing facilities for enhanced quality of care and improved member experiences.
The ISNP under this collaboration provides comprehensive Medicare Advantage coverage including Parts A, B, and D, tailored specifically for vulnerable populations with complex health conditions in institutional settings. Both companies emphasize a collaborative approach with facility operators to address the full spectrum of medical, social, and emotional needs of residents. Longevity operates as a clinical services company and Independent Provider Association (IPA), working alongside major insurers to deliver patient-centered care in senior living environments.
Humana brings nearly four decades of experience serving Medicare beneficiaries, focusing on the unique long-term care needs of institutionalized members. The extended partnership signals continued strategic alignment to scale value-based care models in institutional markets nationwide. This alliance reflects broader industry trends towards integrated care solutions and value-based reimbursement frameworks for high-need Medicare populations.
The expansion is expected to enhance access to specialized Medicare Advantage plans for institutionalized seniors, potentially influencing payer-provider collaborations and care quality benchmarks in the ISNP sector. Stakeholders in Medicare Advantage, long-term care, and senior services should monitor developments from this partnership as it may impact market competition and regulatory expectations around coordinated care for complex populations.