Federal prosecutors say they have charged four people with plotting coordinated bombing attacks across Southern California beginning on New Year’s Eve, an alleged scheme that underscores the volatility of holiday-period risk for insurers and risk managers.
CMS launches MAHA ELEVATE model to fund functional and lifestyle medicine initiatives for Medicare, promoting preventive care and value-based approaches.
A Gallup poll finds nearly one-quarter of Americans view the U.S. health care system as in crisis, with costs cited as the primary issue. Bipartisan concerns highlight challenges for insurers and policymakers.
2026 Medicare Part D reforms introduce higher out-of-pocket caps and new drug price negotiations, reshaping prescription drug costs for beneficiaries.
Explore the surge in health insurance fraud, rising premiums, and policy responses impacting Medicaid and exchange plans. Learn about reforms aimed at enhancing patient choice and reducing healthcare costs.
Higher interest rates have led to doubled annuity sales, increasing credit demand and affecting insurance investment strategies and regulatory considerations.
Charles Symington, CEO of the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America (Big I), recognized by The Hill as a top trade lobbyist for 2025. Big I leads advocacy for independent insurance agents.
A New York doctor received a seven-year prison sentence and over $2.2 million restitution for a $24 million Medicare fraud scheme involving kickbacks for unnecessary lab tests and orthotic braces. The case highlights federal enforcement efforts against healthcare fraud.
The Fifth Circuit revives homeowners policy coverage by rejecting insurer's controlled-substance exclusion in a catastrophic injury case, emphasizing causation's role.
Medicare Advantage members leave $5 billion in unused over-the-counter benefits yearly. Understand the impact and ways to maximize these essential healthcare allowances.
