New York Codes, Rules and Regulations
Title 11 - INSURANCE
Chapter XIII - Life Care Communities
Part 350 - Continuing Care Retirement Communities
Section 350.3 - Reserve liability calculation

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 12, March 20, 2024

At the end of each fiscal year, the sum of the actuarial reserve liabilities of a continuing care retirement community shall be at least as great as the greatest of the following:

(a) A retrospective reserve liability defined as an accumulation of not less than:

(1) the entrance fees received; plus

(2) the monthly fees received; plus

(3) revenues received from nonresidents for services rendered (such as for health care); plus

(4) interest and dividend income received plus (minus) an adjustment for any difference between interest and dividend income accrued at the end and beginning of the year from assets eligible under section 350.6(a)(3) and (c) of this Part; plus (minus)

(5) an adjustment for capital gains or losses both realized and unrealized on assets eligible under section 350.6(a)(3) and (c) of this Part for supporting reserve liabilities; plus (minus)

(6) adjustment for capital gains or losses realized on sale or disposal of class 3 capital assets; plus

(7) capital gains both unrealized and realized on class 1 and class 2 capital assets; minus

(8) capital losses both unrealized and realized during the original assumed lifetime of class 1 and class 2 capital assets; minus

(9) the actual operating expenses, excluding any prepayment of expenses; minus

(10) any refunds to residents of either entrance fees or monthly fees; minus

(11) the capital expenses; minus

(12) the interest payment on any loans, bonds or any other debt obligation, including the interest payments on the mortgage and any interest attributed to Part 1 paid in surplus; minus

(13) the change in any unearned or advance payment liability; minus

(14) the expenses for nonresidents for services for which the revenues are included in paragraph (3) of this subdivision; minus

(15) any releases of the excess of the retrospective reserve over the prospective reserve approved under the provisions of section 350.5 of this Part; plus or minus

(16) any revenue or expense that the operator can demonstrate as appropriate, subject to the approval of the superintendent; minus

(17) any profit credited to part 1 paid in surplus pursuant to section 350.7(c) of this Part.

(b) A prospective reserve liability consisting of the following:

(1) amounts due and unpaid; plus

(2) the reserve for replacement as described in section 350.4(a)-(b) of this Part; plus

(3) the present value of future operating expenses for services covered by the continuing care retirement contract and continuing care at home contract; plus

(4) the present value of the following expenses:
(i) future depreciation charges on current and future capital (fixed) assets; and

(ii) future imputed investment income to be credited each year to an amount equal to the depreciated value of the capital assets less any debt and less any part 1 paid-in surplus; and

(iii) future interest payments, if not included in paragraph (3) of this subdivision on loans, bonds or other debt obligations used to acquire capital (fixed) assets and on part 1 paid in surplus; and

(iv) future insurance and taxes related to the capital (fixed) assets; and

(v) future cost of replacements (other than that provided by paragraph (2) of this subdivision) and repairs to the extent that such costs are not included in subparagraph (i) of this paragraph; plus

(vi) future refund expenses; minus

(5) the present value of the future scheduled monthly fee payments; plus or minus

(6) the present value of any future expense or revenue item that the operator can demonstrate as appropriate, subject to the approval of the superintendent.

(c) The amount necessary to satisfy the requirements of section 350.6(a) of this Part.

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