Digital distribution

All told, 364,682 people in two months selected an insurer using the federal and state exchanges created by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

The Care4Today Mobile Health Manager is intended to help users manage medications; meQuilibrium intended to help reduce stress.

It's easy enough to tell what is wrong: broadly, the imperative to update legacy systems and become more easy to do business with, internally and externally, leveraging technology. And the answers are out there, in great abundance, even, as is the will to improve.

How the big changes of 2013 are affecting insurers' technology strategies for 2014.

Rate increases slowing, though trend persists, MarketScout says.

There’s no way to tell how many people have successfully signed up for health insurance through the exchange, as 1 in 4 enrollments sent to insurers had garbled or incomplete information.

All 41 employees of Cambridge Property & Casualty will join MMA.

All 41 employees of Cambridge Property & Casualty will join MMA.

Insurer expands flood insurance coverage for high-net-worth homeowner clients.

Fitch: Bypassing healthcare.gov An Unlikely Positive for U.S. Insurers

A team of agency staff, software contractors and insurers is working on fixing the enrollment reports, known in the industry as 834 forms, said tCenters for Medicare and Medicaid Services spokeswoman.

The chief obstacle for health insurers is essentially a lack of insight into who’s enrolling in their HIX plans, says an independent merchant bank focused on mergers and acquisitions, financial restructuring and principal investing services in the health care industry.

The lack of hurricanes in the Atlantic will result in a low double-digit decline in pricing for 2014 renewals, Fitch said.

The website’s software initially prevented Social Security numbers from being included in data sent to insurers, blocking complete enrollments in health plans. A fix announced yesterday will end 80 percent of those errors.

Drivers in emerging markets are twice as likely to buy a car based on in-vehicle technology options than vehicle performance, according to Accenture report.

Parts of the Obamacare enrollment system used to pay insurers are being pushed back from January in the latest technology delay for the president’s U.S. health care overhaul.

Hiscox Hires Head of U.S. Marketing

The Evolution of Insurance Telematics

Allianz Life’s Libbe Wins ‘Women in Finance’ Award

Consumers can now sign up for health coverage as late as December 23, for policies that would begin January 1.