Tag: Regulatory

Zing Health Sues HHS and CMS Over Medicare Part D Termination and Ratings Dispute

Zing Health sues HHS and CMS over improper Medicare Part D termination and star rating methodology disputes, claiming significant financial and reputational damages.

Insurance Industry Insights and Resources for Informed Decision-Making

Access expert insights and detailed coverage of key insurance industry issues to support informed decisions in the U.S. market. Explore regulatory, compliance, and market developments shaping the sector.

Novo Nordisk Faces CMS Drug Price Cuts but New Indications Offer Growth Potential

Novo Nordisk's semaglutide drugs face significant Medicare price reductions under CMS negotiation rules starting 2027, but new indications could drive future revenue growth.

Hit-and-Run Indictment in Fatal Crash of Ohio Teen Without Auto Insurance

Ohio man indicted for hit-and-run causing death of teen cyclist; charged with driving without insurance and failure to stop.

Louisiana Auto Insurance Rates Begin to Decline Amid Competitive Market

Louisiana's auto insurance rates are starting to decline after years of increases, with multiple insurers filing significant rate reductions. Competitive market forces and ongoing reforms may bring further relief to policyholders statewide in 2026.

Geisinger Offers 2026 Medicare Advantage Plan Info Sessions Ahead of Enrollment Deadline

Geisinger Health System hosts 2026 Medicare Advantage plan seminars for eligible seniors before the December 7 enrollment deadline, highlighting plan benefits and CMS ratings.

C-SPAN.org's Affiliate Revenue Model and User Features for Congressional Proceedings

C-SPAN.org supports its operations through affiliate revenue from linked book purchases and offers MyC-SPAN users free monthly Congressional hearing downloads, providing key insights into its funding and user features.

Medicare Annual Enrollment Deadline and Plan Changes Explained

Key deadlines and options for Medicare Annual Enrollment and Advantage Plan changes, including plan discontinuations and open enrollment periods for 2025-2026.

Impending Expiry of Obamacare Subsidies Could More Than Double Premiums for 20 Million Americans

Obamacare subsidies may expire soon, risking a significant premium increase for over 20 million Americans insured under the Affordable Care Act due to Congressional inaction. This development highlights critical issues in health insurance affordability and regulatory stability in the U.S. market.

Medicare 2026: Rising Premiums and Fewer Plan Choices Impact Beneficiaries

Learn about key changes to Medicare in 2026 including rising Part B premiums, fewer Part D plans, and the impact of Medicare Advantage plan cancellations on beneficiaries. Understand market trends and enrollment advice.