INSURASALES

Johnson & Johnson Expands Insurance Footprint with Indemnity Excess & Surplus Agency Acquisition

Johnson & Johnson expands its footprint in the U.S. wholesale insurance market through the acquisition of Indemnity Excess & Surplus Agency, enhancing product offerings and agency services.

7% of U.S. Homeowners Lack Property Insurance Due to Cost Barriers

Federal Reserve data shows 7% of U.S. homeowners are uninsured due to high property insurance costs, highlighting market and regulatory challenges.

Medicare Billing Accuracy and Fraud Risks in Physical Therapy Claims

Insights into Medicare billing accuracy and fraud risks in physical therapy claims, emphasizing the necessity of compliance to prevent false billing and regulatory issues.

U.S. Households Cut Vehicle Costs with Rising E-Bike Adoption

Explore how rising e-bike use and changing work patterns are reshaping vehicle ownership costs for U.S. households, highlighting significant financial savings and shifting transportation trends.

Evolving Property Insurance Strategies Amid Increasing Catastrophic Risks

The U.S. property insurance market is adapting to rising catastrophic losses with refined underwriting, reliance on the E&S market, and enhanced risk mitigation strategies.

Medicare Data Shows Trends in Home Healthcare Use for Dementia Patients

Analysis of Medicare data reveals increased home healthcare use among dementia patients from 2010-2019, with a decline post-2020 linked to staffing shortages. Highlights coverage gaps and utilization trends.

Vermont Updates Captive Insurance Laws to Enhance Regulatory Framework

Vermont enacts 2025 updates to captive insurance laws, aligning regulatory framework with industry standards to maintain competitive domicile status for captive insurers.

Evolving Property Risks and Medication Management Propel Insurance Industry Adaptation

Explore how increasing catastrophic events and complex medication risks among elderly patients are reshaping property and health insurance strategies, with insights from Nationwide and Humana.

Slide Insurance CEO Pay Surpasses Peers Amid Florida Market Growth

Slide Insurance's CEO Bruce Lucas received over $21 million in 2024, exceeding typical pay in Florida's public insurers during its IPO filing. This highlights compensation trends amid Florida's property insurance growth and regulatory environment.

NOAA Forecasts Above-Normal 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season: Implications for U.S. Insurance

The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season is forecasted to be above normal with increased named storms and hurricanes, impacting U.S. insurance sectors and flood risk management.