Protective and West Coast Life Settle $80M CA Life Insurance Lapse Suit
Protective Life and West Coast Life settled an $80M California class action alleging failure to follow lapse notification laws for nonpayment of life insurance premiums.
Protective Life and West Coast Life settled an $80M California class action alleging failure to follow lapse notification laws for nonpayment of life insurance premiums.
UnitedHealth Group faces DOJ investigation over Medicare Advantage billing practices, impacting insurer compliance and reimbursement within Medicare programs.
UnitedHealth Group is cooperating with federal criminal and civil investigations into its Medicare Advantage billing practices, amid scrutiny of diagnosis reporting and payments. The insurer faces financial and regulatory challenges influencing the Medicare Advantage market.
UnitedHealth Group faces DOJ investigation over Medicare Advantage fraud, impacting regulatory compliance and financial outlook for one of the largest U.S. health insurers.
UnitedHealth Group is under DOJ investigation for Medicare Advantage billing practices. The company cooperates with probes on risk adjustment and compliance in health insurance.
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Covenant Health reports a May 18 data breach impacting over 2,200 in New Hampshire, exposing medical and insurance data. Fraud monitoring and IT security upgrades underway.
Explore Massachusetts 2025 updates on Medicaid management, college enrollment challenges, urban safety initiatives, and academic achievements shaping regional insurance and policy landscapes.
HHS and CMS are tackling duplicate enrollments in Medicaid, CHIP, and ACA plans to save $14 billion annually by improving program integrity and reducing waste.