TransRe – Global Reinsurer Supporting Healthcare and Senior-Care-Related Portfolios Including Ohio
Supporting Ohio Senior-Care Ecosystems Through Reinsurance Capacity and Risk-Sharing
TransRe (Transatlantic Reinsurance Company) is a global reinsurer providing treaty and facultative reinsurance solutions for property and casualty lines, including healthcare and professional-liability business. It supports insurers, MGAs, and RRGs that write healthcare and senior-care risks across the United States, including portfolios with Ohio long-term-care and senior-living exposures.
Who Is TransRe in Ohio Senior-Care Risk?
TransRe offers reinsurance capacity for insurers writing medical professional liability, hospital liability, and long-term-care/senior-living programs, among other lines. By assuming a portion of insurers’ risk, TransRe helps carriers maintain capacity and pricing stability for healthcare and senior-care accounts—including those with concentrations of facilities in states like Ohio.
TransRe’s healthcare teams analyze ceding companies’ incident and claims data by class, geography, and trend to inform treaty terms and pricing. Senior-care exposures in Ohio (skilled-nursing, assisted-living, home-health, and allied-health serving seniors) are part of this evaluation when Ohio risks are included in ceded portfolios.
Why Ohio Senior-Care Ecosystems Need TransRe
Ohio senior-care ecosystems rely on TransRe indirectly when:
- Carriers and MGAs writing Ohio long-term-care liability and related coverages seek reinsurance to support their books.
- RRGs and captives with Ohio senior-care members need quota-share or excess-of-loss protection to manage volatility.
- Programs serving Ohio facilities require stable, long-term capacity and data-driven treaty structures.
Standardized incident and claims data—covering clinical events, resident injuries, severity distributions, and emerging trends by state—allow TransRe to evaluate senior-care portfolios and allocate capacity accordingly. When cedents supply de-identified state-level structured data, TransRe can understand how Ohio senior-care experience compares to other regions and reflect that in treaty pricing and risk-management dialogue.
Case Study (Ohio Focus)
An insurer underwrites a regional senior-care liability program with a major concentration of facilities in Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana. It cedes part of this book to TransRe under a quota-share treaty with an excess-of-loss layer. To prepare for renewal, the insurer and TransRe agree to deepen data sharing.
Using Caring Data, the insurer’s senior-care clients standardize reporting for falls, medication events, infections, abuse/neglect allegations, and elopements. The insurer aggregates the data by state and sends de-identified summaries to TransRe, showing that Ohio facilities have made measurable improvements in fall-prevention but still experience higher infection-related incidents than peers. TransRe uses these insights to refine treaty pricing, suggest targeted risk-management efforts for Ohio, and support refined underwriting guidelines.
Testimonials
“Our TransRe contacts told us the Caring Data-formatted state-level reports helped them understand how our Ohio senior-care risk compared to the rest of our portfolio.”
“With standardized incident and claims data, we’ve been able to work with TransRe and our reinsurers to design treaty structures that reflect the true risk profile of our Ohio long-term-care accounts.”
Key Contact
TransRe (Reinsurance)
Role: global reinsurer providing treaty and facultative capacity for healthcare and senior-care-related portfolios, including those with Ohio exposure.
Website:
https://www.transre.com/
Address (listing):
550 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10022
Phone (listing): 1-212-365-2200
Email (listing): info@transre.com
Contact (listing): Beth Levene
Final Thoughts
Ohio senior-care ecosystems benefit when reinsurers like TransRe support the insurance markets that cover long-term-care and senior-living risks in the state. Caring Data adds value by providing structured incident and claims information that cedents can share with reinsurers to support more accurate treaty pricing and targeted risk-management efforts.