Florida Executive Pleads Guilty in $134M ACA Subsidy Fraud Scheme
A Florida executive pleaded guilty in a $134M fraud scheme involving falsified ACA insurance subsidy applications, highlighting ongoing regulatory enforcement in healthcare.
California Advances Legislation to Address Wildfire Insurance Challenges
California pushes new bills to improve wildfire insurance affordability and availability, focusing on home hardening grants, risk-based pricing, and claims reforms.
New Jersey Workers’ Compensation Struggles with Rising Costs and Legislative Changes
Insight into the challenges facing New Jersey's workers' compensation system due to rising medical costs and legislative changes, and how Horizon Casualty Services manages to mitigate these issues.
Connecticut Faces Lawsuit Over Medicaid Discrimination Against Disabled Residents
A new lawsuit in Connecticut challenges how the state’s Medicaid program, HUSKY, discriminates against disabled individuals by limiting their eligibility, possibly violating constitutional rights.
Maryland Moves to Regulate Usage-Based Car Insurance
Maryland lawmakers are working to regulate usage-based car insurance to protect drivers' data and privacy.
Rising Demand for Supplemental Health Insurance Amid Coverage Denials
Discover the growing trend of supplemental health insurance as consumers seek options amidst rising insurance denials and regulatory uncertainty.