New York Expands Pharmacy Access for 2025-2026 COVID, Flu, and RSV Vaccines
New York State enhances access to COVID-19, influenza, and RSV vaccines for 2025-2026 with pharmacy-based administration and insurance coverage aligned to ACA guidelines.
New York State enhances access to COVID-19, influenza, and RSV vaccines for 2025-2026 with pharmacy-based administration and insurance coverage aligned to ACA guidelines.
New York approves 2026 health insurance premium increases averaging 7.1% for individuals and 13% for small groups, driven by rising medical costs but below insurer requests.
New York state regulators approved 2026 health insurance rate increases for ACA marketplace plans, with 7.1% hikes for individuals and 13% for small groups, below insurer requests.
New York Assembly Bill A09016 proposes annual reporting on property and liability insurance for multifamily and nonprofit housing to enhance market transparency and inform regulatory oversight.
Audit finds New York's Medicaid program lost nearly half a billion dollars by not enrolling eligible seniors in Medicare, costing state budgets as federal funding declines. Recommendations urge improved enrollment procedures and state-local coordination.
Severe July storms in Broome and Tioga Counties, NY cause $25M-$30M in property damage, prompting a rise in home and auto insurance claims and highlighting flood insurance importance.
New York faces significant Medicaid funding cuts due to federal policy changes, risking health system stability and coverage losses for millions. State budget challenges and hospital financial strain are imminent.
IMPROVLearning's DMV-approved defensive driving course offers New York drivers a guaranteed 10% auto insurance premium reduction amid significant rate hikes since 2023. Learn how this online program supports compliance and cost savings for policyholders and insurers.
New York officials alert seniors to a Medicare fraud scheme exploiting expiring card fears, urging use of monitoring app and reporting scams to Senior Medicare Patrol.
New York faces significant health insurance premium hikes and coverage losses from proposed federal legislation eliminating enhanced tax credits and cutting healthcare funding.