Aetna Better Health, the insurer’s Medicaid business, has received a contract with the State of Pennsylvania to administer benefits throughout the state.

More than 2,400 Allstate customers from Delaware will receive refunds or credits totaling $428,355 after the auto insurer neglected to give them proper discounts for completing a defensive driving course.

Designed as a one-stop online source to support agents’ full training and development needs, Ohio Casualty has introduced its new Agent Learning Center for appointed agencies.

LifeCare Gateway, a Pennsylvania-based provider of web-based services and other marketing support to financial service professionals, signed a deal to offer Health Advocate’s health resolution programs to its roster of services.

Just a little over a week after it suspended a prescription benefit provider for 21 states, the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has terminated the company’s contract, effective immediately.

A Wilkes-Barre, Pa., woman faces two counts each of insurance fraud and obtaining a controlled substance by misrepresentation after claiming to be her sister-in-law and billing the woman’s health carrier for more than $3,700.

Central PA I Day is scheduled for Thursday, April 1, at the Radisson Penn Harris Hotel & Convention Center in Camp Hill, Pa.

The merger of Group Benefit Services with Client First Brokerage Services late last year has spawned an expansion of education programs originally offered by Client First.

Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell announced that the state will use nearly $10 million in federal grant funds to improve the quality of health care for children and reduce the cost of services by using electronic health records.

From its main office in Harrisburg, the staff of the Pennsylvania Insurance Department helps state residents navigate the industry’s ins and outs. But online, the department provides access to thousands more both inside and outside of the state’s borders.