Delaware’s insurance commissioner approved the affiliation between Blue Cross Blue Shield of Delaware (BCBSD) and Highmark, imposing 49 conditions designed to protect consumers and BCBSD.

A national advocacy group asked a Kansas federal judge to reject the state’s request to prohibit the group’s claim arguing that a law restricting insurance coverage for abortion discriminates against women.

The U.S. Health and Human Services Department issued final rules for its medical loss ratio, declining the request of insurance agent trade groups and state insurance regulators to exempt agent and broker compensation.

A federal program allowing people who lose their jobs to keep the employer-provided insurance expired Aug. 31 after three extensions, leaving millions of beneficiaries and their dependents uninsured.

College students traditionally have been attracted to jobs for pay only, but new research suggests that insurance and retirement plans are starting to entice them.

The largest union representing Pennsylvania state employees has approved a new four-year contract, which includes an increase in the employee health insurance contributions.

Georgia will become the first state to permit insurance companies licensed in the state to sell health policies offered in other states to Georgia residents.

The days when survivors could count on tax-free life insurance benefits after the death of a loved one could be numbered.

AmeriHealth New Jersey is introducing a new network option, AmeriHealth New Jersey Value Network, April 1, according to the health insurer.

The North Carolina Senate is scheduled to vote today (March 28) on a bill that would charge employees and teachers a monthly insurance premium to close revenue gaps in the state health plan.