Medicare to Slash Out-of-Pocket Costs for High-Cost Medications by 2026
Expect significant reductions in out-of-pocket costs for Medicare enrollees by 2026, changing drug prices under the Inflation Reduction Act. Learn more!
Expect significant reductions in out-of-pocket costs for Medicare enrollees by 2026, changing drug prices under the Inflation Reduction Act. Learn more!
CMS proposes new measures to allow Medicare Advantage enrollees to switch plans mid-year following provider network changes, improving continuity of care for seniors.
Florida's insurance market shows improvement with private insurers absorbing more policies from Citizens Property Insurance, reduced litigation, and rate decreases in auto insurance. Learn about regulatory reforms and market dynamics stabilizing the sector.
A proposed regulation could exempt ICHRAs from Medicare Part D notifications, reducing compliance burdens. Stay informed about potential changes to health plan operations.
Kentucky launches a new auto insurance verification system for insurers, enhancing compliance and real-time access to insurance data. Join the initiative today!
Explore FEMA's Risk Rating 2.0 and its impact on flood insurance costs, engagement, and future reforms to enhance coverage and mitigate risk.
CMS proposes removing creditable coverage reporting requirements for HRAs under Medicare Part D to reduce administrative burdens and beneficiary confusion.
Florida's 2022-2023 insurance reforms have significantly stabilized its P&C market by reducing litigation abuse and attracting reinsurers, according to Insurance Commissioner Mike Yaworsky. The reforms curb assignment-of-benefit abuses and reduce claims litigation, leading to improved market stability and expanded consumer coverage options.
Farmers Insurance removes policy caps in California, expands homeowners coverage while seeking 6.99% rate hike under Sustainable Insurance Strategy to stabilize market.
Rising homeowners insurance costs in New York driven by inflation, climate risk, litigation, and regulatory challenges are prompting calls for legislative reforms and risk management innovations.