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Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania Patients Face a Second Insurance Coverage Cliff — and This Time There's a $100 Million Lawsuit Behind It » Live Insurance News (opens the original)
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Consider this scenario: A Lehigh Valley resident with Independence Blue Cross coverage schedules a procedure at LVHN in January. She doesn’t realize the hospital is no longer in her network. The bill arrives weeks later — and it’s nothing like what she expected. That scenario becomes real on January 1, 2027, unless Jefferson Health and Independence Blue Cross reach a deal before the December 31 deadline. Both commercial and Medicare Advantage patients are at risk. And this time, there’s somethin
Florida Told Homeowners the Reforms Were Working - A New Survey of 1,500 of Them Says Otherwise » Live Insurance News (opens the original)
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The state of Florida has spent four years celebrating its property insurance reforms. Governor Ron DeSantis announced rate reductions earlier this year, pointing to 17 new insurers entering the market and a drop in litigation. The official story is that the fixes are working. A survey published today tells a different one. The University of North Florida’s Public Opinion Research Lab, in partnership with the Orlando Sentinel and South Florida Sun Sentinel, asked 1,511 Florida homeowners what the
The Hidden Tax in Every Louisiana Insurance Bill Has a Name: Litigation » Live Insurance News (opens the original)
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Louisiana drivers pay an average of $2,827 a year for full-coverage auto insurance. The national average is $1,493. That gap — nearly $1,400 a year, every year — does not exist entirely because of hurricanes or bad roads. A significant portion of it exists because Louisiana has one of the most litigation-heavy insurance environments in the country. Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple has said it plainly: “If we want to have similar premiums that the rest of the country enjoys, we have go
One Catastrophic Fire Away — Why Idaho Home Insurance Is Rising Before Anything Burns » Live Insurance News (opens the original)
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When people picture a wildfire insurance crisis, they picture the hills above Los Angeles. The canyon communities near Denver. The mountain towns of Northern California. They do not picture a flat subdivision in Boise, Idaho. Idaho is now in the top 10 states nationally for homeowners insurance risk related to wildfire exposure, according to LendingTree’s 2026 insurance risk analysis. The Idaho Department of Insurance has issued two separate data calls to insurers in consecutive years asking for
Arizona Is Erasing $1 Billion in Medical Debt — While the Federal Safety Net Under Everyone Else Just Disappeared » Live Insurance News (opens the original)
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Sometime this year, about 200,000 Arizonans opened a piece of mail and learned that a debt they had been carrying — sometimes for years — was simply gone. No application. No negotiation. No catch. A letter from Undue Medical Debt, a national nonprofit, told them the balance had been purchased and canceled on their behalf. That letter is real. So is the problem that made it necessary. Arizona ranks third in the nation for medical debt per capita, at $2,080 per person according to 2025 data from D
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