The DOJ expands its Health Care Fraud Strike Force to Massachusetts, enhancing multi-agency efforts against healthcare fraud and corporate misconduct in the healthcare sector.

State Farm announces plans to enter Massachusetts home and auto insurance market in 2027, challenging regional insurers and expanding its footprint in the Northeast insurance industry.

Massachusetts legislators approve bills to shift primary rental car insurance liability to renters' personal auto policies, aiming to reduce rental costs by removing insurance cost burdens from rental companies.

Massachusetts allocates $17M+ to hospitals including Berkshire Medical Center to offset federal Medicaid funding cuts and support uninsured care.

Medicare Open Enrollment 2025 in Massachusetts sees a surge in scams targeting beneficiaries. The Massachusetts SMP program urges vigilance and offers fraud prevention resources to protect Medicare coverage.

Massachusetts insurance regulators require five health insurers to refund $75.6 million to consumers for not meeting medical loss ratio standards, reinforcing regulatory oversight and consumer protections.

Federal budget cuts are reducing public health insurance in Massachusetts, affecting DACA recipients and low-income immigrants, with significant impacts on Medicaid and health safety net programs.

Massachusetts insurance regulators approve 2026 premium increases for six carriers, reject high hikes proposed by Blue Cross and WellSense in the merged individual and small business health insurance market.

Explore Massachusetts 2025 updates on Medicaid management, college enrollment challenges, urban safety initiatives, and academic achievements shaping regional insurance and policy landscapes.

Massachusetts creates a stakeholder working group to address costly foundation damage from pyrrhotite affecting thousands of homes, aiming for legislative solutions by 2026.