Federal law mandates health plans to report premium costs, drug use, and spending via the CAA’s RxDC program. Carriers handle reporting for insured plans, but employers may need to assist. This 2026 overview covers carrier approaches, surveys, deadlines, and where employer input is required.
Tech Team Updates for February 2026
February 25, 2026Carrier Infertility Overview
February 24, 2026TrumpRx Drug Site Launched After Brief Delay
February 20, 2026CAA RxDC Reporting – Carrier Approaches, Surveys, and Deadlines
February 18, 2026Newborn Coverage by Carrier
February 13, 2026FEATURED ARTICLE
California Law Prohibits Using AI as Basis for Claims Denial
About 25% of health insurance claims in California were denied last year. New legislation now bans insurers from using AI alone to deny claims based on medical necessity.
Drugmakers Increase Prescription Med Prices in 2025
Prescription drug prices rose on nearly 600 medications in January, impacting treatments for diabetes, HIV, COVID-19, cancer, and more. Learn more.
Tech Team Updates for February 2025
February’s Tech Team Updates offer more news you can use concerning Ease and its transition to Employee Navigator, which continues throughout 2025.
Understanding Augmented Reality (AR) Health Insurance
Augmented Reality (AR) is no longer just a buzzword in insurance and tech. It’s a practical tool your agency can use to better serve clients and drive sales. But what is AR? Find out in this article.
Understanding San Francisco’s Health Care Security Ordinance
We break down the San Francisco HCSO – a local health care spending law that can apply to employers both inside and outside California. Whether fully insured or self-funded, employers with even one SF-based employee are generally subject to HCSO’s spending, reporting, & compliance requirements.