New Colorado PBM Oversight: Applications, Attestations, Confidentiality, and Enforcement

CO| The Colorado Insurance Division has amended Regulation 4-2-97 (3 CCR 702-4) establishing the authority, form, and ongoing requirements for pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) to register with the Colorado Division of Insurance, including initial and annual renewal filings, documentation standards, fees, review and disciplinary processes, confidentiality treatment, and enforcement provisions, with the amended version effective […]

Alabama Issues Updates to Regulations for Pharmacy Benefits Managers

AL| Alabama Department of Insurance has updated regulation, Chapter 482-1-164, governing pharmacy benefits managers (PBMs), including licensing, renewal, compliance obligations, fee structure, and complaint procedures, with amendments effective January 1, 2026. Click here to see AL Amended Regulation, Chapter 482-1-164

Alabama has released Updated to Regulations for Nonprofit Agricultural Organization Offering Health Benefits

AL| The Alabama Department of Insurance has released updated regulation for Nonprofit Agricultural Organizations Offering Health Benefits, specifically Chapter 482-1-168.02 – Premium Tax Collection, outlining the tax required, due dates, where to find payment instructions, and distribution for those collected funds. New December 5, 2025, Effective January 1, 2026. Click here to see Regulation Update […]

Hawaii Issues New Guidance on Insurers’ Use of AI Systems to Protect Consumers from Unfair Outcomes

HI| Memorandum 2025-13A, issues by the Hawaii Insurance Division, sets expectations for Hawaii-authorized insurers’ development, governance, and oversight of AI systems used in regulated insurance activities, emphasizing compliance with existing unfair trade practice, corporate governance, rate, and market conduct laws, and outlining the documentation the Division may request during investigations or examinations related to AI […]

Maryland Sets 2026–2027 Rules for Student Health Plan Filings, Key Deadlines, and Compliance Standards Under New State Insurance Laws

MD| Maryland Insurance Administration Bulletin 25-17 provides 2026–2027 filing instructions for student health benefit plans, clarifies when an annual SERFF filing is required, incorporates recent Maryland law changes affecting step therapy, preventive services, discretionary clauses, and copay accumulator programs, and reiterates essential health benefit, actuarial value, mental health parity, and rate-filing standards that carriers must […]