Pennsylvania risks losing $500 million in federal funding for crucial public health programs, affecting vaccine administration, disease surveillance, and contact tracing efforts. Insights on regulatory and market impacts.
New York City municipal retirees oppose the city's plan to switch from traditional Medicare to Medicare Advantage plans, citing concerns over healthcare access and coverage delays. Legal and legislative efforts seek to preserve retirees' healthcare choice.
Georgia's new tort reform laws SB68 and SB69 are anticipated to reduce insurance premiums by 3-5%, with the insurance commissioner promising strict oversight on rate filings and insurer practices.
Mercury Insurance links safe driving behaviors to potential auto insurance savings, emphasizing risk mitigation and regulatory considerations in underwriting.
MSI introduces a commercial general liability insurance product for U.S. habitational property owners, providing up to $2 million aggregate coverage to address growing claims costs and litigation risks in the sector.
Louisiana Department of Insurance achieves NAIC accreditation for financial solvency regulation and secures multiple NAIC leadership appointments for 2025, enhancing its role in national insurance oversight.
Explore how the average U.S. household spends nearly $25,000 annually on insurance and related costs, and how AI and data analytics are transforming risk assessment and claims management in property and casualty insurance.
U.S. households spend nearly $25,000 yearly on essential costs including auto, health, and life insurance, influencing insurance market trends and risk assessment practices.
The Supreme Court hears Kennedy v. Braidwood Management, challenging the ACA's mandate for cost-free preventive services coverage affecting 150 million insured Americans. This case could reshape preventive care access under private health plans.
Centene's Q1 2025 earnings reveal challenges from potential Medicaid cuts, ACA subsidy expiration, and CMS rules, impacting pricing and enrollment in U.S. health insurance markets.
