Fox Insurance Co., a stand-alone Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Provider (PDP), is expanding its market presence, providing plans to 20 states by January 2010.

Omitting a government-run health insurance program from a Senate reform bill will give private insurers “free rein” to increase premiums and “drive up the cost of federal subsidies,” according to a group of Senate Democrats.

The evolving health insurance marketplace is so tumultuous that a key ratings service has withdrawn a series of ratings for more than 125 health insurers, including HMOs and Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans across the country.

An insurance group says Tropical Storm Danny, which is expected to move up the Atlantic coastline this weekend, serves as a reminder of the potential each hurricane season brings – …  Read →

C.V. Starr & Co., a subsidiary of C. V. Starr & Co., Inc., is offering its PrimeSTARR product, designed specifically for small- to medium-sized commercial trade and general contractors.

PrimeSTARR offers …  Read →

Missouri has become the 36th member state of the Interstate Insurance Product Regulation Compact, a central point, created by state insurance regulators, for electronic filing for certain insurance products, including …  Read →

Regulators in New York and Pennsylvania were among nine regulators to approve the sale of American International Group’s direct and agency auto business to Farmers Group.

Prior to leaving office July …  Read →

Citing the need to introduce competition in the health insurance market and contain health care costs, a group of 28 U.S. senators introduced a resolution to include a federally-backed health …  Read →

A couple from the Hawaiian island Kauai was sentenced to jail for insurance fraud and theft of more than $6,000 from GEICO Casualty.

In May 2006, Clifford Cabinatan intentionally damaged his …  Read →