US Health Insurers Pledge to Simplify Prior Authorization by 2027
Major US health insurers commit to streamlining prior authorization to speed medical approvals and reduce patient/provider friction by 2027.
Florida Lawmakers End Session Without Major Insurance Reforms
Florida's 2024 legislative session ends with limited insurance reforms amid profit-shifting concerns and stalled regulatory oversight initiatives. Lawmakers plan further action next session.
Louisiana Governor Approves Major Auto Insurance Reform to Lower Costs
Louisiana enacts comprehensive auto insurance reforms targeting litigation reduction and stricter insurance oversight to lower coverage costs.
Louisiana Insurance Reform Targets High Premiums Through Legal Changes
Louisiana tackles high insurance premiums with legislative legal reforms aimed at reducing claim abuses and balancing insurer protections.
Florida's No-Fault Auto Insurance Drives Up Premiums for Safe Drivers
Florida's no-fault auto insurance system raises premiums for safe drivers by spreading accident costs statewide. Legislative change and state-run insurance options could reshape affordability and driver accountability.
Improving U.S. Health Insurance: Market Solutions to Regulatory Challenges
Explore how market-driven reforms and reducing regulatory barriers can enhance competition, innovation, and affordability in U.S. health insurance.
Uber Launches NY Ad Campaign Amid Taxi Insurer Insolvency and Insurance Reform Push
Uber targets New York lawmakers with a six-figure ad campaign to address insurance insolvency and reform amid rising rideshare costs and legal challenges.
Colorado's Proposed Insurance Fees Aim to Address Rising Homeowners Coverage Costs
Colorado proposes a 1% home insurance fee to fund hail damage mitigation and wildfire claim support, aiming to stabilize market and lower homeowners premiums.