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GovPing monitors 62 sources for this role, drawn from 2,305 total sources across six instrument types—Guidance, Rule, Enforcement, FAQ, Notice, and Consultation—and logs 23 changes in the past week.
Oregon placed ATRIO Health Plans under supervision after the insurer reported heavy operating losses, and Florida suspended Mirra Health Care for illegal claims processing. Montana uncovered a $54.7 M Obamacare fraud scheme, recovering $23.3 M. Leslie Clark was fined $7,269.38 and had her license revoked for misappropriating premiums.
ME Health Plan Filing Deadlines for 2027 Coverage
The Maine Bureau of Insurance has issued Bulletin 493, establishing a June 5, 2026 filing deadline for all non-grandfathered individual and small group health plans with 2027 effective dates. This bulletin outlines specific requirements for rate, form, and Qualified Health Plan (QHP) submissions, including CMS transfer deadlines and plan naming conventions.
IRSG Advice on 7 IRRD Related Consultations
EIOPA's Insurance and Reinsurance Stakeholder Group (IRSG) has published advice related to seven consultations concerning the Insurance Recovery and Resolution Directive (IRRD). The advice provides recommendations on the proposed measures, offering insights from industry stakeholders.
Nebraska Standardized Prior Authorization Forms for Healthcare
The Nebraska Department of Insurance is releasing two new standardized prior authorization forms for healthcare services, drug benefits, and durable medical equipment, effective January 1, 2026. These forms, mandated by LB 77, aim to reduce administrative burden and improve efficiency for providers and patients under fully insured plans.
NDOI Urges Fire Victims to Document Damage and Contact Insurers
The Nebraska Department of Insurance (NDOI) issued a notice urging residents affected by recent fires to document property damage and contact their insurance companies. The NDOI also provided guidance on avoiding post-disaster scams and offered assistance to policyholders.
American Family Life Assurance Company - Insurance Order C-3092
The Nebraska Department of Insurance has issued Order C-3092 concerning American Family Life Assurance Company of Columbus, Continental American Insurance Company, and Tier One Insurance Company. The order details specific actions and requirements related to these insurance entities.
Idaho DOI Urges Flood Risk Review and Flood Insurance Consideration
The Idaho Department of Insurance issued a notice reminding residents that March is Flood Awareness Month. The department urges Idahoans to review their flood risk, consider purchasing flood insurance as standard policies do not cover flood damage, and utilize resources from FEMA and the DOI.
NM Insurance Bulletin 2021-026 Repealed
The New Mexico Office of Superintendent of Insurance has repealed Bulletin No. 2021-026. Enrollment reporting procedures will now be communicated via email and through the OSI website, replacing the previous bulletin's guidance.
North Dakota Merges Insurance and Securities Departments
North Dakota has unified its Insurance and Securities departments into a single regulatory body, following the passage of Senate Bill 2214. This merger aims to enhance consumer protection and streamline oversight of the insurance and securities sectors within the state.
North Dakota Stop Order Against EPIC Management and Todd Berning
The North Dakota Insurance Commissioner issued a stop order against EPIC Management, LLC and Todd Berning, requiring them to immediately cease offering or selling membership interests. This action is due to concerns about the company's financial condition, assets, management, leadership, transparency, and operations, as well as potential violations of Chapter 10-04 of the North Dakota Century Code.
North Dakota Health Insurance Premium Increases Projected for 2026
North Dakota's Insurance Commissioner has approved 2026 health insurance rates, but consumers may face significant premium increases if enhanced federal ACA subsidies expire. The state has also expanded eligibility for catastrophic plans, leading to higher rates for those options.
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