Recent changes
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.
Assistance Insurance Company Consent Order
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation has issued a Consent Order against Assistance Insurance Company. The order, dated January 22, 2026, details specific actions and requirements for the company.
Arizona Premium Finance Co. - Cease and Desist Complaint
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation has issued a Cease and Desist Complaint against Arizona Premium Finance Co., Inc. (APFC) for knowingly funding hundreds of premium finance agreements in Florida without a required Certificate of Authority since 2017, totaling over $8.4 million in written premiums.
Florida Surplus Lines Service Office 2025 Amended Plan of Operation Approved
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) has approved the Florida Surplus Lines Service Office's (FSLSO) Amended Plan of Operation for 2025. The approval follows a review of amendments submitted by the FSLSO, including updates to its Board of Governors and Code of Conduct.
American Dream Auto Protect Inc. Consent Order
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation has issued a Consent Order against American Dream Auto Protect, Inc. The order addresses alleged violations related to the company's auto protection services. Specific penalties and required actions are detailed within the order.
United States v. John Doe - Supreme Court Case Brief
This document is a brief filed by the United States in the Supreme Court case United States v. John Doe, No. 97-1374. It concerns a writ of certiorari to the United States Court of Appeals for the Twelfth Circuit. The brief outlines the arguments for the United States in this appellate matter.
Colorado Division of Insurance Draft Bulletins and Regulations for Comment
The Colorado Division of Insurance is seeking informal public comments on draft regulations and bulletins. A new draft bulletin concerning the use of aerial imagery by insurers is open for comment until February 20, 2026.
Washington OIC Guidance on Health Carrier Contract Terminations
The Washington Office of Insurance Commissioner (OIC) issued Technical Assistance Advisory 2025-01 regarding the implementation of Chapter 389, Laws of 2025. This guidance addresses new restrictions on public statements about potential health carrier contract terminations, aiming to provide consistent communication policies for enrollees and affected communities.
Washington State Emergency Order: Winter Weather Relief for Insurance Policyholders
The Washington Office of Insurance Commissioner has issued an emergency order providing relief to consumers affected by winter weather events. The order mandates grace periods for premium payments and prohibits cancellation or non-renewal of property and casualty insurance policies between December 15, 2025, and February 12, 2026.
Washington OIC Guidance on Health Care Benefit Managers
The Washington Office of the Insurance Commissioner (OIC) issued Technical Assistance Advisory 2025-02 to provide guidance on the application of Chapter 48.200 RCW to health care benefit managers (HCBMs), including pharmacy benefit managers. This advisory clarifies requirements related to HCBM registration and oversight, particularly in light of recent legislative changes.
NY DFS Circular Letter: Benefit Offset Provisions for Disability Income Policies
The New York Department of Financial Services issued a circular letter clarifying guidance on benefit offset provisions for disability income policies. The letter reiterates that offsets can only be based on government benefits actually received, not estimated eligibility, with specific allowances for optional, opt-out provisions in group and blanket policies.
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