Archive for May, 2009
A coalition of 14 major U.S.-based insurance groups is touting the benefits of proposed legislation to close a loophole allowing foreign-based insurers to strip income into tax havens.
The Coalition For ... Read → Read Story
A pair of New York lawmakers has introduced a bill to provide government-financed universal health insurance they say will save tens of billions of dollars.
Richard Gottfried
Assemblymember Richard Gottfried (D-Manhattan) ... Read → Read Story
The Virginia Department of Medical Assistance Services has signed a five-year, $84 million contract with a healthcare program administrator to manage the commonwealth’s Medicaid program.
Affiliated Computer Services Inc., of Dallas, ... Read → Read Story
An insurance agent with Byham’s Insurance Services in Meadville, Pa., said he is considering a run for the Pennsylvania’s Third District Congressional seat in 2010.
Steve Fisher
Steve Fisher, a ... Read → Read Story
National health insurer WellCare Health Plans has resolved a federal and state investigation into alleged Medicaid fraud.
The insurer said as part of the agreement with the U.S. Attorney’s Office and ... Read → Read Story
Drip, drip, drip.
The faucet to the nation’s health plans is leaking. Health insurance companies continue to make big concessions to Congress, offering up previously non-negotiable aspects of their health insurance ... Read → Read Story
Recent changes to a pair of “mandate light” health bills, proposed by Gov. Tim Kaine and approved by the General Assembly, could have interesting consequences for the insurance industry, according ... Read → Read Story
The Insurance Solutions division of Philadelphia, Pa.-based Lincoln Financial Group announced the expansion of its panel of dental providers.
The Lincoln DentalConnect PPO plan increased the number of providers so the ... Read → Read Story
Nearly 300,000 customers of Allstate New Jersey Insurance Co. will see an 8.9% increase in their auto coverage rates.
New Jersey Insurance Commissioner Steven Goldman approved the rate increase, which goes ... Read → Read Story
A Philadelphia tow-truck driver was sentenced to 87 months in state prison for his part in a scheme to fake dozens of auto accidents and acts of vandalism to cheat ... Read → Read Story


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