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Moving The Dial On Mental Health

We believe there is more our industry can do to support people living with mental health conditions. Our passionate team of global experts is working to share their knowledge, challenge existing practices and develop new solutions to help foster a more inclusive approach to mental health.

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The Depression Claims Wizard – A Gen Re Digital Tool for Depression Claims Management
Gen Re is passionate about sharing our mental health expertise with our clients and launched the Depression Claims Wizard – a new digital tool designed to assist claims assessors in deepening their understanding of depression claims. We believe, the DCW is a unique and helpful addition to any claims assessor’s toolkit, allowing them to manage depression claims with confidence.
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There are about 55 million people living with some form of dementia across the world, and that number is projected to rise three-fold by 2050. Some data projected a decline of new cases; however that's no cause for complacency. Insurers can be supportive by finding suitable products for the future care of patients.
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