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Lancaster company acquires Michigan insurance agency
Union Bay Acquisition LLC of Lancaster acquired Arlington Agency in Livonia, Michigan, expanding its presence with 18 total acquisitions.
Workers’ comp: What it is and how it works
Workers’ comp insurance can take care of companies and their staff should an employee be injured on the job.
AAA Central Penn acquires Middletown agency
AAA serves Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin, Huntingdon, Juniata, Lancaster, Lebanon, Mifflin, and Perry counties.
Central Pa. company announces partnership with national firm
Central Pennsylvania-based Enders Insurance is partnering with Unison Risk Advisors (URA), one of the largest privately held and employee-owned insurance brokerage and risk management firms in the country.
Kim bill to bolster health insurance through Pennie passes Pa. House
House Insurance Committee Chair Patty Kim’s bill offering Pennsylvanians who buy health insurance through Pennie to receive financial assistance passed the state House.
Michigan-based insurance company expands in Lebanon
Lebanon is the site for the Michigan-based Highstreet Insurance Partners’ most recent expansion.
Filing to lower premiums for Pa. businesses approved by Shapiro Administration
The Pennsylvania Insurance Department approved a loss-cost filing, which includes a reduction in loss costs.
URL Insurance Group expands C-suite
Harrisburg-based URL Insurance Group has named a new president and two senior vice presidents as part of its expansion efforts.
Keystone Agency Partners acquires Illinois firm
Harrisburg-based Keystone Agency Partners has acquired LifeQuotes Inc. of Westmont, Illinois as a Platform Partner, bringing its total number of Platform Partners to 20.
Why health care insurance matters
In the United Sates, we take it as a given that employers provide employees with health care insurance
Despite challenges, Highmark Health on solid ground
Highmark Health's strong financial performance allowed it to provide more than $300 million in community support, including charity care, uncompensated care, and corporate giving, and direct more than $900 million toward capital investments to support building the organization's blended health model, the company said.
Update: Capital Blue Cross fined $85,000 for claims violations
Harrisburg-based Capital Blue Cross has been ordered to pay an $85,000 penalty by the Pennsylvania Insurance Department (PID) after an Affordable Care Act market conduct examination found claims violations.
