A former Michigan pharmacist sentenced to prison for submitting fraudulent Medicare claims totaling $4 million for prescription medications never dispensed, highlighting ongoing challenges in Medicare fraud enforcement.
Examining claims of fraud in ACA health insurance enrollments reveals regulatory challenges and the need for market vigilance in the U.S. healthcare insurance sector.
Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America reports a July data breach affecting 1.5 million customers via a third-party cloud CRM system. The breach involved personal data theft and highlights third-party cybersecurity risks in insurance.
Explore the 2025 tax law changes impacting non-taxable income, deductions, and estate planning relevant to insurance professionals and financial advisors.
Horace Mann Life Insurance Company reports a data breach compromising sensitive personal and health information, prompting investigation and compensation offers.
Explore the impact and regulatory context of homeowners insurance cancellations, including lender requirements, force-placed insurance implications, and steps for securing replacement coverage in compliance with state rules.
SelectQuote faces DOJ and class-action lawsuits over alleged deceptive Medicare Advantage sales practices, impacting stock prices and raising compliance concerns.
Audit finds New York's Medicaid program lost nearly half a billion dollars by not enrolling eligible seniors in Medicare, costing state budgets as federal funding declines. Recommendations urge improved enrollment procedures and state-local coordination.
Allianz Life Insurance disclosed a data breach compromising personal information of 1.4 million customers, highlighting cybersecurity challenges in the insurance industry and compliance implications.
UnitedHealth Group is cooperating with federal investigations into its Medicare Advantage billing practices amid scrutiny over diagnosis-based payments. The insurer faces civil and criminal probes amid increased healthcare utilization and financial pressure.
