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Two bills expanding health insurance coverage of women’s health conditions become law following Gov. John Carney’s signature.
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Workers’ compensation insurance rates decrease in Delaware for an eighth straight year.
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Delaware's Health Insurance Marketplace opens Nov. 1 with 45 different plans for consumers to choose from.
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After a years-long investigation, the Department of Insurance found nearly 400 claims were paid by Highmark to patients rather than volunteer ambulance companies after services were completed.
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There’s a new office within the Department of Insurance that helps long-term care insurance.
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The body in charge of state employee health insurance plans prepares to vote on new trend increases after ending the year in a $10 million deficit.
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More people enrolled for coverage through the Delaware Health Insurance Marketplace than ever beforeIt’s a record year for signups for the Health Insurance Marketplace in Delaware.
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The Office of Value-Based Health Care Delivery delivers a report on progress made with insurance carriers and their compliance with affordability standards.
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The state Senate passes legislation seeking to prohibit insurance companies from considering a driver’s sex, gender, or gender identity in the price of automobile insurance.
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Many employers in Delaware should see another major drop in their workers comp insurance premiums this year.