Arizona drivers face the highest auto insurance premium increases nationwide after speeding tickets, with average hikes exceeding $1,000 annually, according to a LendingTree study.
A fatal fiery crash near Litchfield Park, AZ, underscores risks in side-impact collisions, emergency response challenges, and insurance implications for personal injury and wrongful death claims.
Senate failure to extend ACA tax credits threatens to double or triple health insurance premiums for over 400,000 Arizonans, risking increased uninsured rates and straining rural healthcare providers.
Medicare Part D reimbursement changes risk closure of 60% of Arizona's long-term care pharmacies, impacting medication access for thousands of elderly Medicare beneficiaries. Legislative and administrative actions are being proposed to address the crisis.
Scottsdale's recent floods caused significant car damage, underscoring the importance of comprehensive auto insurance coverage for flood claims in Arizona's unpredictable storm conditions.
Legislative decisions linked to increased health insurance premiums in Arizona, with projections showing up to a 55% rise and potential healthcare coverage losses.
Five Arizona hospitals achieved five-star Medicare quality ratings in the latest federal review, with none in the lowest rating tier, reflecting strong statewide healthcare performance.
Senator Kelly outlines significant effects of recent Medicaid and Social Security policy changes in Arizona, focusing on coverage loss, work requirements, and bipartisan legislative efforts.
Explore Medicaid assisted living coverage challenges and eligibility in Arizona, including state-specific rules, federal funding impacts, and alternatives like the PACE program.
Federal budget cuts targeting Medicare and Medicaid create challenges for Arizona's healthcare system, threatening rural hospitals and vulnerable populations dependent on AHCCCS coverage.
