CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, the state’s largest insurer, is raising rates up to 26 percent on average after absorbing more than $100 million in losses incurred as more older and sicker ...

Top District officials, including its insurance commissioner, have sharply criticized the region's largest health insurer in recent days, accusing it of "gaming the system" and undermining the ...

CareFirst is one of six health insurers operating in Maryland to request rate increases. CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield is seeking a higher rate increase than expected — asking for a 27.8 ...

UnitedHealthcare (UHC) has the cheapest health insurance in Maryland. Whether you want a Silver or Gold plan, UHC sells the cheapest option in every county in Maryland. CareFirst, a Blue Cross Blue ...

This comes after Hopkins warned last month that more than 300,000 Marylanders who have seen a Hopkins caregiver in the last two years and who have CareFirst health insurance were notified they may ...

A cyberattack on Kelly Benefits has compromised the personal data of over 500,000 people, affecting clients of major insurers ...

During the health insurance open enrollment period, which begins on November 1, Marylanders can purchase new health insurance plans or modify their existing coverage at MarylandHealthConnection.gov.

Hogan said “most” state employees receive their health insurance through CareFirst. “I think it’s very unfortunate that we have two companies, both CareFirst and Johns Hopkins, fighting ...

CareFirst currently has thousands of independent mental health practitioners that members have access to. With Headway, which was founded in 2019 and also works with Aetna, Cigna and ...

If you enroll in the CareFirst High-Deductible Health Plan, you'll have access to an HSA. Next year, you can save up to $4,150 for individual coverage or $8,300 for family coverage. If you participate ...

Handshake deal aims to spur insurers and insurance industry groups to address problems caused by prior authorization.

Thousands of Maryland residents who buy health insurance from the state could see an 18% spike in their premiums in 2026. Latest U.S.