Iowa’s dominant health insurance company has decided to quit selling individual policies because of tumult in the market stemming from the Affordable Care Act and Republicans’ failed effort to replace ...

Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield announced Monday that it will no longer sell or renew individual and family Affordable Care Act plans in Iowa.Wellmark said in a media release that Iowa members ...

Iowans looking to buy individual health insurance policies now have fewer options from the state’s largest carrier. Wellmark Blue Cross & Blue Shield leaders said Tuesday that they no longer will sell ...

Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield will no longer sell new individual health insurance policies in Iowa and some Iowans who have Wellmark insurance will lose it in 2018. More than 1.6 million Iowans ...

June 20--Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield-- the Iowa insurer that recently rejoined Iowa's individual market -- asked the Iowa Insurance Division Wednesday for approval for rate increases for its ...

Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield announced it will not sell health plans on Iowa Affordable Care Act (ACA) insurance exchanges next year, a decision that will affect 21,400 of the 1.66 million Wellmark ...

A federal judge has granted Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield a preliminary injunction temporarily blocking enforcement of parts of Iowa's new pharmacy benefit manager reform law, shielding the ...

Wellmark, Iowa’s primary health insurer, is unsure whether it will participate in the state’s planned health insurance exchange, a move that could jeopardize the initiative, according to a Des Moines ...

DES MOINES, Iowa (IOWA CAPITAL DISPATCH) - Iowa’s largest health insurer, Wellmark Blue Cross-Blue Shield, is suing the Iowa insurance commissioner to block enforcement of a new state law that ...

After years of sitting back and watching how things would unfold, Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield - the state's dominant insurer - will enter the Iowa exchange, selling subsidy-eligible plans. But ...

When several patients were suddenly told by their health insurance company that their bills weren’t going to be paid, officials at The Emily Program knew they had a problem. The Minnesota-based ...