President Trump's latest executive order modifies the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program, aligning the treatment of small molecule drugs with biologics and aiming to reduce drug prices.

U.S. Representatives urge a probe into Medicare Advantage plans acquiring health businesses, potentially affecting compliance with medical loss ratio standards.

The Texas DOGE committee has demanded an audit and sanctions against Superior HealthPlan for alleged spying, highlighting broader concerns over ethics and compliance in Medicaid contracting.

A lawsuit in California could impact how insurers recoup costs from policyholders for wildfire-related claims. Learn how this affects consumer protection and market stability.

Governors from five U.S. states have challenged a new CMS rule that could alter health insurance marketplace regulations, emphasizing potential risks to coverage and state authority.

Louisiana's House Civil Law and Procedure Committee has advanced legislative measures aimed at reforming the legal system to curb the state's car insurance crisis. The bills propose changes to how damages are awarded and aim to reduce litigation-fueled costs in car insurance.

Consumer advocates sue California insurance department over unauthorized emergency payments by the FAIR Plan to cover wildfire claims, arguing it unfairly burdens homeowners.

Learn how the SSA's repeal of GPO and WEP is enhancing benefits for millions, with significant progress noted in automation-led recalculations.

Minnesota faces public health funding challenges, prompting a reevaluation of layoffs that initially targeted crucial roles for disease surveillance.

A Minnesota couple is charged with defrauding Medicare and other insurers for over $15 million, underscoring major challenges in fraud prevention within the insurance industry.