Examination of Q2 earnings for U.S. health insurers reveals growth trends, regulatory challenges, and economic factors shaping market performance in 2024.

CMS ends Medicare provider agreement with Magnolia Ridge in Alabama due to failure to meet health and safety standards, leading to termination of Medicare payments for new admissions and impending facility closure.

Two South Florida men indicted for a $34.8 million Medicare fraud involving medically unnecessary durable medical equipment and illegal kickbacks. Highlights compliance and regulatory risks in Medicare billing.

The Federal Court of Appeal reinstates a patent abandonment ruling due to missed maintenance fees caused by a data error, underscoring due care requirements in patent administration.

In 2025, U.S. insurance technology enters a transformative phase driven by AI, IoT, parametric policies, and embedded insurance models, reshaping underwriting, claims, and customer engagement.

A federal lawsuit alleges State Farm mishandled an auto claim and discriminated against a Black policyholder, raising compliance and claim handling concerns in the auto insurance industry.

Health Care Service Corporation expands its Medicare Advantage coverage to 30 states and DC, enhancing its national presence with diverse plan options for 2026.

FTC cautions healthcare employers on noncompetes. Rising physician unionization, Medicare Plan Finder updates, Kaiser-Renown joint venture, AI tools, FDA drug approvals, and robotic intubation device mark key healthcare industry trends in 2025.

In 2025, the FTC settled with MediaAlpha for $45M over deceptive health insurance lead generation, including illegal telemarketing and false government affiliation claims, emphasizing enforcement of consumer protection laws in insurance marketing.

The 53rd Big Sky Owners Association annual meeting highlighted rising insurance costs, infrastructure improvements, and legislative updates impacting community governance and resort management in Big Sky, Montana.