Capital BlueCross unveiled a new advertising campaign, featuring real stories about its employees helping making its members and community healthier.

A Pittsburgh-based doctor was sentenced in federal court to one year in prison and three years of probation to follow for submitting fraudulent medical claims to insurers and Medicare.

In what it says is an effort to help the communities it serves, CIGNA has introduced a new program where it will reward employees with eight hours of paid time off for a day of community service.

Jennifer A. Tahaney of The Seltzer Group of Schuylkill Haven, Pa., was recently named the 2010 National Customer Service Representative of the Year by the National Association of Professional Insurance Agents (PIA).

Insurance trade groups in New Jersey and New York are seeking nominations for each state’s 2010 Distinction of Professionalism awards.