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Pennsylvania Insurance Department Overview

The Pennsylvania Insurance Department provides an overview of its mission to protect consumers, license insurance professionals and companies, and regulate the insurance marketplace. The page highlights key services and programs, including assistance with health plan denials, surprise medical bills, and mental health parity.

Pennsylvania Insurance Department Filings, Reports, and Orders

The Pennsylvania Insurance Department has posted a webpage detailing various filings, reports, and company orders available to the public. This notice serves as a central point of access for consumers, producers, and companies seeking regulatory information and services.

Pennsylvania Implements Pharmacy Benefit Reform Act

The Pennsylvania Insurance Department has implemented the Pharmacy Benefit Reform Act (Act 77). This act introduces new regulations aimed at reforming pharmacy benefits within the state's insurance market. The specific details of the implementation and its impact on stakeholders are outlined in the department's resources.

Pennsylvania Insurance Department Regulatory Updates and Consumer Protection

The Pennsylvania Insurance Department has updated its website to provide information on consumer protection, licensing, and regulation. The page offers quick links for consumers, producers, and companies, along with details on popular programs and services.

Pennsylvania Insurance Department - No Surprises Act Information

The Pennsylvania Insurance Department provides information regarding the No Surprises Act, offering consumers resources to submit review requests for unexpected medical bills and understand their rights regarding surprise medical billing.

NCCI Loss Costs Accepted with 3.8% Decrease for Workers' Compensation

The Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) has accepted the NCCI advisory loss cost filing, resulting in an average 3.8% decrease for workers' compensation insurance, effective July 1, 2026. Insurance companies writing workers' compensation in Texas must submit rate filings by June 1, 2026, using the new loss costs.

Connecticut Insurance Department Updates Reserving Manual

The Connecticut Insurance Department has issued Bulletin FS-45 to announce the effective date of January 1, 2023, for changes made to the Principle-Based Reserving Valuation Manual. These changes were adopted by the NAIC and represent a significant update to reserving requirements for life, accident, and health insurance companies operating in Connecticut.

Connecticut Insurance Department: Annual and Quarterly Financial Reporting

The Connecticut Insurance Department has issued a bulletin requiring all authorized insurance companies, domestic surplus lines insurers, fraternal benefit societies, and health care centers to file their 2022 annual statements and 2023 quarterly financial reports by March 31, 2023. These filings must adhere to NAIC standards and be submitted electronically.

Connecticut Reinsurer Financial Filing Requirements

The Connecticut Insurance Department issued Bulletin FS-4AR-22 detailing the 2022-2023 financial filing requirements for accredited reinsurers. Key deadlines include March 1, 2023, for annual statements and April 1, 2023, for actuarial opinions.

Connecticut Health Insurance Filing Requirements Deadline

The Connecticut Insurance Department issued Bulletin HC-90-23, setting a June 1, 2023 deadline for all health insurance carriers to submit form filings for individual and small employer group health insurance policies subject to the Affordable Care Act. These filings are for plan years beginning January 1, 2024.