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Japan Proposes Mandatory Health Insurance for Tourists to Address Unpaid Medical Bills

Japan plans to implement mandatory health insurance for tourists and screen for unpaid medical bills to reduce healthcare costs and enforce fiscal responsibility. This policy change impacts insurance compliance and international travel markets.

Louisiana House Rejects Tax Credit Bill for Low-Income Homeowners Facing Insurance Hikes

Louisiana House narrowly defeats Senate Bill 235 proposing tax credits to assist low-income homeowners with rising insurance premiums amid ongoing market challenges and calls for stronger industry oversight.

Michigan Proposes Bills to Lower Auto Insurance Premiums and Ease Coverage Reinstatement

Michigan lawmakers introduce bills to reduce auto insurance premiums by 10% and eliminate reinstatement fees to lower uninsured rates and improve coverage access.

North Carolina Auto Insurance Rates Set to Rise 5% with Motorcycle Rates Falling 16.3%

North Carolina Insurance Commissioner announces a 5% average increase in auto insurance rates and a 16.3% decrease in motorcycle rates, effective October 2025, balancing market pressures and consumer protections.

Analysis of Medicaid Work Requirements in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

In-depth analysis of Medicaid work requirements in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act highlights impacts on coverage, employment, and regulatory challenges for states.

North Carolina Legislature Advances Transparency and Regulation for Pharmacy Benefit Managers

North Carolina moves forward with legislative efforts to regulate pharmacy benefit managers, aiming to increase transparency and fair reimbursement for independent pharmacies amid rising drug prices.

Vermont Updates Captive Insurance Laws to Enhance Regulatory Framework

Vermont enacts 2025 updates to captive insurance laws, aligning regulatory framework with industry standards to maintain competitive domicile status for captive insurers.

Illinois Committee Advances Bill to Ban Life Insurance Discrimination Based on Felony History

Illinois Senate insurance committee advances bill to prevent life insurance discrimination against individuals with felony convictions, promoting equitable insurance access.

Analysis Reveals Medicaid Spending Waste from Eligibility Verification Lapses

A new analysis reveals extensive Medicaid spending waste tied to weakened eligibility verification rules since 2012 and estimates future improper payments could total $2 trillion. Legislative reforms aim to restore verification and reduce fraud without cutting care for eligible recipients.

UnitedHealth Group Under Federal Scrutiny Amid Medicare Advantage Challenges

UnitedHealth Group faces federal investigations over Medicare Advantage practices amid rising scrutiny of private Medicare plans. Explore the implications for insurance regulation and healthcare market dynamics.