The Affordable Care Act requires Medical Loss Ratio rebates when health plans fall short of required minimum spending on care and activities to improve the quality of care. Get details on 2024 rebates due in September in Paul Roberts’s new column.
Understanding the Gag Clause Attestation and What Employers Need to Know
December 05, 2025Tech Team Updates for December 2025
December 04, 2025Nevada Carrier Partner Updates
December 04, 2025California Carrier Partner Updates
December 04, 2025Tech Team Updates for November 2025
November 24, 2025FEATURED ARTICLE
Cigna Offers a Broad Ancillary Portfolio and Simplified Administration for 100+ Lives
If you have larger group clients (with 100-249 or more lives), they need to know about everything available from Cigna. The Cigna approach to Ancillary and Supplemental Health benefits brings together a whole-person suite of solutions, people, data, and technology.
5 Tech Tools Every Agency Should Have
To compete effectively in today’s market, it’s important you implement technology to help you with your agency. Here are some tools to consider as part of your technology arsenal.
Medicaid Unwinding and the Impact on Group and Individual Health Insurance Markets
States have begun “unwinding” COVID-19 protocol within their Medicaid programs, in response to expiring provisions at the pandemic’s end. Here’s what you and your clients need to know as Medicaid eligibility redeterminations and subsequent disenrollments occur.
Court Ruling Undermines Preventive Care Benefits of ACA
INDUSTRY NEWS: Court Ruling Undermines Preventive Care Benefits of ACA
Large Group Ancillary Carrier Spotlight: Blue Shield of California
Blue Shield of California's Large Group ancillary enhancements make it an outstanding choice
Tech Team Updates for May 2023
The Tech Team Updates for this month offer more news you can use concerning Ease, the online enrollment platform for health insurance brokers working in the 2-250 employee marketplace.
A Closer Look at HIPAA Qualifying Events
Generally, health insurance consumers cannot enroll in health coverage outside of an open enrollment period unless the consumer experiences a qualifying life event allowed under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
