In 2025, IMC stood up for the industry and successfully pushed back on the FCC’s one-to-one rule, protecting consumer choice and preserving responsible marketing practices. While this is a meaningful win, the work isn’t over. We remain focused on monitoring what comes next and advocating for smart, balanced regulation that works for consumers and businesses alike.
AOR displacement is not a small administrative issue. It can disrupt member care, create confusion, and weaken trust across the Medicare ecosystem. Join us on Wednesday, March 25 at 11:00 AM ET for Vo
The federal government has been paying billions more for Medicare Advantage enrollees than it would under traditional Medicare, but tighter rules are starting to close the payment gap. Key Takeaways Payment gap narrows— The federal government is projected to pay 14% more for Medicare Advantage enrollees in 2026 than it would under traditional fee-for-service Medicare, down from 20% in 2025. $76 billion still at stake— Despite meaningful progress, the overpayment gap still amo
AOR displacement is not a small administrative issue. It can disrupt member care, create confusion, and weaken trust across the Medicare ecosystem. Join us on Wednesday, March 25 at 11:00 AM ET for Voice of the Coalition: Death of an AOR, a timely IMC webinar on one of the most frustrating and under-discussed issues facing agencies, agents, and compliant enrollment operations today. Hosted by IMC President William DeCourcy and IMC Board Member Chris Michelson , with specia
When courts become the last line of defense for public health funding, the insurance industry should pay close attention. Key Takeaways A federal judge blocked the cuts —A U.S. District Court judge issued a preliminary injunction stopping the Trump administration from eliminating more than $600 million in Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) health grants to Illinois, California, Colorado, and Minnesota. Chronic disease prevention —Funding at risk covers HIV preve
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