Explore how AI-driven risk models, geospatial analytics, and advanced technologies are reshaping wildfire risk management and insurance coverage in the U.S. market.

Florida's Citizens Property Insurance mandates flood insurance for most policyholders by 2027, affecting over half a million homeowners and shifting market dynamics.

Two Reno sisters lost their home to fire and insurance coverage due to high wildfire risk, illustrating challenges of insuring homes in fire zones and community emergency support efforts.

New York Life integrates AI to modernize HR functions with its Career Hub platform, enhancing internal mobility, gig projects, and employee upskilling within the insurance sector.

Insurance premiums in Rhode Island now exceed 25% of the median household income, with Delaware approving ACA premium increases for next year, reflecting rising costs in the regional insurance market.

Johns Hopkins Medicine ends contract negotiations with UnitedHealthcare after eight months amid disputes over treatment refusal language in employer-based insurance plans. Highlights payer-provider tensions over network participation and patient access.

Explore recent legislative and CMS efforts to reform prior authorization in U.S. healthcare, focusing on bipartisan bill progress, CMS regulations, and new experimental models to streamline Medicare prior authorization processes.

Connecticut Insurance Department approves nearly 17% average health insurance premium increases for 2025 individual plans, citing rising healthcare and prescription drug costs impacting consumers and small businesses.

House Republicans introduce a stopgap funding bill extending federal budgets through November, adding security funds amid shutdown risks. Democrats seek healthcare funding cuts reconsideration. Senate needs bipartisan support for passage.

Senator Jeanne Shaheen leads effort to permanently extend ACA premium tax credits to prevent premium spikes and coverage loss for millions, addressing affordability and access issues.