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Novarica Report: Insurance CEOs Don’t Recognize Full Potential of Technology

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Written by U.S. Insurance News
Monday, 03 March 2008
By not recognizing the full potential of technology, insurance CEOs are hurting their business. That’s the assessment of “Insurer CEOs on Technology: Property/Casualty Survey Results 2008,” a new report from research and advisory firm Novarica. The report contends CEOs tend to focus on the impact of technology on distribution and service instead of on the potential impact on product development and marketing.

Instant Access: CapMed Releases onlinePHR and icePHR Mobile

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Written by U.S. Insurance News
Monday, 03 March 2008
Whether they prefer to use a computer or their cell phone, consumers can have access to their personal medical information wherever they are, 24/7, thanks to two new services from CapMed. CapMed, a division of Bio-Imaging Technologies, has launched onlinePHR™ (Online Personal Health Record), a subscription-based service that lets consumers manage their personal records through any device with an Internet connection. Their records are protected by a secure ID and password.

Aetna Is First Health Insurance Carrier to Require CORE Certification for Its Data-Exchange Vendors

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Written by U.S. Insurance News
Monday, 18 February 2008
More than 25 prominent national health care organizations are certified by CORE (Committee on Operating Rules for Information Exchange).

Aetna Is First Health Insurance Carrier to Require CORE Certification for Its Data-Exchange Vendors

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Written by U.S. Insurance News
Friday, 15 February 2008
More than 25 prominent national health care organizations are certified by CORE (Committee on Operating Rules for Information Exchange). But only one of those companies—Aetna—has required all of its administrative data-exchange vendors to be certified in compliance with CORE rules.

HealthTransaction Network Aims to Offer Lower-Cost Alternatives for Health Care Nationwide

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Written by U.S. Insurance News
Sunday, 10 February 2008
HealthTransaction Network is attempting a first-building the first coast-to-coast health care provider network geared for underserved populations.

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AIG Becomes Sole Owner of Ascot Underwriting Recession Wouldn't Drive Up Workers Comp Claims, Executives Predict Seniors Should Take Proactive Steps before Letting Life Insurance Policies Lapse, J.G. Wentworth Advises

POLITICS & POLICY
AARP Report: States Making Some Progress in Balancing LTC Options under Medicaid FINRA Teams with IFEBP to Warn Consumers about Early Retirement Scams NCOIL Urges Governors, Attorneys General to Fight H.R. 5840

INNOVATION

ISO Works With SAS Software to Create Advanced Risk Modeling Improved AMS 360 Primed to Pump Up Agency Revenues Nine in a Row: Aflac Chosen Again for “Best Places to Work in IT”

FOCUS

Consumers Asked to Get Creative for New York Life Ad Campaign Nationwide Financial Services Wins a “Best in Show” at IMCA Showcase Miss GEICO Wins Title of Fastest Powerboat in the World

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