Congressman Sam Liccardo is pushing for legislative changes to improve homeowner insurability, including the removal of fire risks and leveraging federal financing. Read more about how these initiatives could transform U.S. insurance policies.

The Missouri Farm Bureau's contentious proposal for unregulated health plans has ignited discussions about healthcare accessibility, consumer protection, and insurance market stability in Missouri.

Explore the challenges and legislative efforts in Ohio surrounding prior authorization and its impact on patient care, including a potential reform to simplify the process.

North Dakota legislates to align state employee health insurance with ACA, increasing plan flexibility and aiming to manage rising healthcare costs without raising employee premiums.

U.S. lawmakers are requesting a GAO investigation into Medicare Advantage organizations' business strategies, concerning adherence to federal health care spending requirements.

The Consumer Federation of America supports HJ 61 to study Montana's property insurance market amidst rising costs and coverage changes. Learn how this could impact homeowners.

In upstate New York, Medicare Advantage plan beneficiaries face possible cuts in benefits and increases in costs due to changes in the Medicare wage index. Learn about the legislative efforts to mitigate this issue.

The Washington House passed a right-to-apraisal bill, empowering policyholders in vehicle repair disputes, marking a crucial development in insurance consumer rights.

The Missouri Farm Bureau advocates for a bill allowing unregulated health plans, sparking debate over cost versus quality in health coverage. Critics worry about lack of ACA protections.

Explore the tensions between President Trump's assurances and recent legislative proposals affecting Medicaid and Medicare funding. This summary delves into the potential impacts and the ongoing debate over these critical programs.