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Because the insurance industry is evolving, and rules and regulations change, we help you stay up-to-date by sending carrier, product, and other updates regularly via emails and e-newsletters, post updates in our online Newsroom, and post on social media. Check out the latest news below.

3 Tech Tools for Every New Health Insurance Broker Needs

Here's three essential tech tools every new health insurance broker needs, including quoting engines, provider search tools, and digital enrollment solutions.

TrumpRx Drug Site Launched After Brief Delay

TrumpRx, the new government-run prescription drug portal, offers discounted pricing on 40 popular brand-name medications, including Ozempic and Wegovy. Here’s how it works and what critics are saying.

Newborn Coverage by Carrier

Word & Brown is committed to keeping brokers informed about evolving rules, regulations, and carrier services. Recently, we surveyed carrier partners to provide a detailed overview of newborn services coverage, organized by carrier, with support available through Word & Brown representatives.

Building Local Digital Search Trust: A 3 Step Guide for Insurance Brokers

Learn how health insurance brokers can build local digital trust through E-E-A-T, Google Business Profiles, localized content, and community engagement to improve visibility in local and AI-driven search.

The Reddit Playbook: How Health Insurance Brokers Can Build Trust & Conquer AEO Locally

Learn why Reddit is a powerful tool for health insurance brokers in the AEO era. Discover how to build trust, engage locally, and improve visibility with real community insights.

Introducing Our Carrier Portfolio Now Live On Word & Brown Website

We’re excited to announce our new Carrier Portfolio is now live at wordandbrown.com, and it’s designed to make your life easier.

Knox-Keene Impact on Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs)

If you have been selling employee benefits in California, you are probably familiar with the state’s Knox-Keene Health Care Service Plan Act, which regulates health care service plans and managed care organizations like HMOs.