In a letter to the head of national insurer WellPoint, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius urges an end to reports of dropping coverage for women with breast cancer.

A bill prohibiting insurers from dropping or failing to renew a policy involving a home containing Chinese drywall is making its way to the Louisiana Senate.

A New Jersey man can pursue legal action against his former employer, including his brother who served as his supervisor, after having his health insurance cut off while still employed.

Worries about plan cancellations, premium increases and Medicare supplement alternatives top the list of concerns expressed to an online brokerage during the annual enrollment period for Medicare Advantage plans.

Four New Jersey-based insurance companies have implemented a new system to help it avoid the errors on cancellation notices that cost it $5,000 in Maryland.

Claiming it collected employee contributions for health coverage but never paid premiums, Pennsylvania’s attorney general has filed suit against a Texas company.