Federal law mandates health plans to report premium costs, drug use, and spending via the CAA’s RxDC program. Carriers handle reporting for insured plans, but employers may need to assist. This 2026 overview covers carrier approaches, surveys, deadlines, and where employer input is required.
California Carrier Partner Updates
March 10, 2026Employee Navigator Training for Brokers
March 09, 2026Tech Team Updates for February 2026
February 25, 2026TrumpRx Drug Site Launched After Brief Delay
February 20, 2026FEATURED ARTICLE
Large Group Carrier Spotlight: Aetna
Whether you’re a broker in California or Nevada, Word & Brown’s Large Group contract with Aetna now offers you more reasons to write your Large Groups with us.
Google Analytics 4 is Here: What Does That Mean for Insurance Agents?
If you are a health insurance broker doing your own marketing and website reporting, here is a big change you'll need to know about Google Analytics. Read this article to see what is coming.
WOW 2022 Attendees Earn More Than 9,200 CE Credits
Word & Brown’s annual online Continuing Education (CE) event, Week of Webinars (WOW) wrapped up in June and achieved outstanding results! Read more about it here.
What the SCOTUS Dobbs Decision Means for Employers and their Health Plans
What impact will the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization have on employer-sponsored health care? Get a look at how it differs for insured and self-funded plans in Paul Roberts’s latest column.