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Because the insurance industry is evolving, and rules and regulations change, we help you stay up-to-date by sending carrier, product, and other updates regularly via emails and e-newsletters, post updates in our online Newsroom, and post on social media. Check out the latest news below.

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California's New Health Insurance Bills in 2024

In year two of the 2023-2024 legislative session, legislators face a full agenda, including Single Payer (again), Medical Loss Ratio on Dental, Covered California expansion, Cost Sharing, Provider Directories, and more. Check out a summary from W&B’s Paul Roberts.

David Parker Joins Word & Brown as Business Development Director

David Parker has been named Business Development Director at Word & Brown. In his new role as Business Development Director, David will be out in the field as our brand ambassador, engaging with and educating brokers.

KFF Columnist Revisits Role of Health Care in 2024 Presidential Election

Read more about Drew Altman, President and CEO of the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) and his view on health care in the 2024 presidential election.

Nevada Carrier Partner Updates

Here’s an overview of recent updates from our carrier partners. For details on any specific update, click on the related link.

California Carrier Partner Updates

Here’s an overview of recent updates from our carrier partners. For details on any specific update, click on the related link.

HSA Comprehensive Guide

Discover the essentials of HSAs. Enhance your understanding of HSA compliance, HDHPs, and key rules to better serve your clients. This overview revisits fundamental mechanics and principles of HSAs, ensuring you stay informed and effective in advising clients on maximizing their HSA benefits.

Ranking the Best CRM Options for Insurance Brokers

CRM can transform how insurance professionals or agencies operate. Choosing the right CRM software is vital. Let's explore your options.

Proposed Criminal Charges for Brokers Committing ACA Fraud

Kaiser Health News reported last week on a proposal by Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Oregon) to criminally charge health insurance brokers who fraudulently enroll consumers in Affordable Care Act (ACA) health plans.