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EPISODE · Jul 1, 2026 · 11 MIN

How Health Insurers Use Your LinkedIn Profile to Set Premiums

from Services Economy with Fexingo: Healthcare, Finance, and the Modern Service Sector · host Fexingo

Episode 85 of Services Economy dives into a surprising new data source for health insurers: your professional social media profile. Lucas and Luna explore how LinkedIn activity — job history, network size, skill endorsements — is being fed into actuarial models to predict health risk. They examine a case study involving a major insurer using an AI tool to analyze LinkedIn data of small-group policy applicants, and discuss the regulatory grey zone this creates. Is your career history becoming a health score? Tune in for a concrete look at how the data you share for networking is being repurposed. #LinkedIn #HealthInsurance #DataPrivacy #ActuarialScience #RiskAssessment #Underwriting #SocialMediaData #AIinInsurance #WorkerClassification #GigEconomy #RegulatoryGreyZone #InsurancePremiums #ProfessionalData #NetworkAnalysis #CareerHistory #Economics #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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