Tag: Regulation

U.S. Rule Enhances Out-of-Network Billing Dispute Resolution

Explore the recent U.S. rule updating out-of-network billing resolutions, enhancing dispute processes but leaving gaps in insurance compliance oversight.

Proposed Regulations on Excepted Fertility Benefits: What Employers Need to Know

Explore the proposed regulations for Excepted Fertility Benefits, clarifying employer-sponsored options for fertility treatments beyond major medical plans.

Medicare Billing Irregularities: OIG Report Reveals Key Concerns

OIG's report highlights concerning billing practices in Medicare, exposing risks and urging measures to protect patients and resources from unnecessary procedures.

Stability of Health Insurance Coverage amidst Legislative Changes

Explore the latest trends in health insurance coverage, legislative changes, and industry developments that may impact millions of Americans' access to healthcare.

New York's Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Enhances Healthcare Infrastructure and Access

Explore New York's ambitious Fiscal Year 2027 budget, enhancing healthcare access and efficiency with significant funding boosts for hospitals and innovative initiatives.

ASEAN Life Insurance Leadership Program 2026: Impact on Global Insurance

The ASEAN Life Insurance Leadership Program 2026 fosters global collaboration in the life insurance sector, addressing aging populations and innovation.

New York State Budget Finalization and Insurance Reforms

Discover Kathy Hochul's strategic finalization of New York's state budget and its impact on insurance reforms and regulatory compliance.

Illinois Advances Homeowner and Auto Insurance Regulation

Illinois is set to strengthen homeowner and auto insurance regulations with new bills awaiting the Governor's approval, targeting fairer premium rates for consumers.

OIG Report Highlights Medicare Discrepancies in Rehabilitation Facilities

Discover the OIG report on Medicare discrepancies, guiding improvements in rehabilitation facilities and clarifying billing standards for better compliance.

New York Woman Convicted of $8 Million Healthcare Fraud Scheme

A federal jury convicts a New York woman for her role in an $8 million healthcare fraud scheme involving Medicare kickbacks and falsified records.