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.
Nevada Carrier Partner Updates
February 10, 2026California Carrier Partner Updates
February 10, 2026CAA RxDC Reporting – Carrier Approaches, Surveys, and Deadlines
February 09, 2026Introducing Our Carrier Portfolio Now Live On Word & Brown Website
February 06, 2026FEATURED ARTICLE
Building Local Digital Search Trust: A 3 Step Guide for Insurance Brokers
Learn how health insurance brokers can build local digital trust through E-E-A-T, Google Business Profiles, localized content, and community engagement to improve visibility in local and AI-driven search.
The Reddit Playbook: How Health Insurance Brokers Can Build Trust & Conquer AEO Locally
Learn why Reddit is a powerful tool for health insurance brokers in the AEO era. Discover how to build trust, engage locally, and improve visibility with real community insights.
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.
CAA RxDC Reporting – Carrier Approaches, Surveys, and Deadlines
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.
Introducing Our Carrier Portfolio Now Live On Word & Brown Website
We’re excited to announce our new Carrier Portfolio is now live at wordandbrown.com, and it’s designed to make your life easier.
Knox-Keene Impact on Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs)
If you have been selling employee benefits in California, you are probably familiar with state’s Knox-Keene Health Care Service Plan Act, which regulates health care service plans and managed care organizations like HMOs.