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Aetna, one of the biggest health insurers, plans to announce this morning that it has settled a lawsuit over billing practices with most of the nation's dentists.
In the spring, State Farm, the biggest of the auto and home insurers, plans to begin its first Internet sales, without agents, in California and Illinois, and eventually expand across the country.
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The Wall Street Journal reviewed rates in ten states and found that the most popular insurers planned to raise rates by 8.5-22.8 8.5-22.8%r.
Additional concerns have been generated by projections that the state's insurers plan to raise rates 10percentto12percentcenext yearear, twice this year's national average.
The insurance industry has yet to estimate costs, but Robert Hartwig, president of the Insurance Information Institute in New York, said insurers plan for about $1.4bn in winter storm catastrophe losses in any given year.
Five of the state's largest private insurers plan to offer doctors and hospitals the ability to use a single Web portal to check a patient's coverage and track claims, regardless of which of those five health plans they are enrolled in.
Timing is critical, given that insurers' planning for 2018 is already underway.
Nine different insurers plan to sell coverage in Michigan next year, according to the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation.
Insurers planning to stay in the new marketplaces for the long haul had incentive to price low, in order to grab customers, even if it meant running losses in the short term.
This plan builds on the existing system of insurers and insurance plans and was explicitly designed to mimic previous Republican plans in order to assure passage in Congress.
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