House Republicans Propose $880B Medicaid Cuts to Fund Tax Breaks
House Republicans propose $880 billion in Medicaid cuts as part of major healthcare legislation aiming to fund $4.5 trillion in tax breaks, stirring significant health policy debate.
United Security Insurance Expands Personal Auto Lines into Arizona
United Security Insurance Company, part of Warrior Insurance Network, launches personal auto insurance products in Arizona, expanding its market presence with competitive pricing and flexible payment options.
AAA Highlights Rising Hurricane Preparedness Concerns Among Georgians
AAA survey reveals increased hurricane anxiety among Georgians, urging early insurance review and home fortification to mitigate storm risks in 2024.
Rhode Island Bill Proposes Changes to Vehicle Damage Appraisal Threshold and Timing
Rhode Island's S1015 bill aims to increase the vehicle damage appraisal threshold to $5,000 and extend appraisal completion time, updating fair market value definitions in auto insurance claims.
Q1 2025 Insurance Trends Show Shift to Risk-Based Pricing and Demographic Change
TransUnion reports a 10% rise in auto insurance shopping in Q1 2025 led by higher-risk consumers, alongside significant demographic shifts in homeownership and increased natural disasters impacting property insurance costs.
Boston Mutual Life Celebrates Seven Years of Corporate Giving with $1.75M Donated
Boston Mutual Life Insurance Company marks seven years of its Making An Impact program, donating over $1.75 million to nonprofits and engaging employees in volunteer efforts nationwide.
UnitedHealth Group Appoints Former CEO Amid Operational and Legal Challenges
UnitedHealth Group appoints Stephen J. Hemsley as CEO amid 2025 outlook suspension and legal challenges after UnitedHealthcare CEO's shooting.
UnitedHealth CEO Steps Down as Company Suspends 2025 Financial Outlook
UnitedHealth Group's CEO Andrew Witty steps down amid higher medical costs leading to suspension of 2025 financial forecast, with Stephen Hemsley returning as CEO.
House Committee's Medicaid Work Requirement Bill Could Cut Coverage for Millions
The House Energy & Commerce Committee proposes federal Medicaid work requirements that could reduce coverage for millions and cut health care spending by over $900 billion.
CCS AI Platform Enhances CGM Adherence, Saves Over $10M in Medicare Diabetes Care
CCS’s AI-driven PropheSee™ platform significantly improves CGM adherence in Medicare diabetes patients, saving $10M+ and advancing preventive chronic care.