Connecticut Insurance Reports

The following report as required under 38a-696 provides the commercial risk insurance writings and experience of companies writing business in the state of Connecticut and countrywide.

Pursuant to C.G.S. §38a-9(b)(3), the Connecticut Insurance Department (CID) is required to maintain records of each arbitration dispute and to annually compile and send such statistics to the Committee of the Connecticut General Assembly having cognizance of matters relating to insurance.

Report on Access to Insurance by Connecticut Cannabis Establishments Pursuant to PA 21-1, JSS, § 64

A study to use Captive Insurance Companies to reduce premium rate increases for Connecticut Partnership Long-Term Care Insurance Policies and Peer-to-Peer Car Sharing.

A Joint Study By The Connecticut Insurance Department and The Office of Policy and Management in Accordance with Public Act 2022-107. Submitted to the Insurance and Real Estate Committee January 1, 2023.

Pursuant to June Special Session, Public Act No. 21-2, Section 312 (Conn. Gen. Stat. § 38a-23), the Insurance Commissioner of the Connecticut Insurance Department has provided the Climate Progress Report. The report is addressing the climate crisis through a combination of actions taken within our own initiatives, collaboration and leadership within the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), and coordination with local, state, and federal agencies.

  • This is the first submission of this report, which will be updated and distributed to the Insurance & Real Estate Committee biennially
  • This is the second submission of this report, which will be updated and distributed to the Insurance & Real Estate Committee biennially
  • This is the third submission of this report, which will be updated and distributed to the Insurance & Real Estate Committee biennially

This report, highlights the urgent need for climate-smart technology in affordable housing. With increasing climate change-related extreme weather events leading to grid outages, many residents relying on Home Medical Devices (HMDs) face significant risks. The report emphasizes investing in backup power and stable indoor temperature solutions to protect vulnerable communities. It includes recommendations such as expanding the definition of HMDs, improving emergency planning and communication, and leveraging public-private partnerships to fund and implement these technologies. This initiative is backed by the Connecticut Green Bank, Clean Energy Group, and other partners, with funding from various foundations and government programs.

A Condensed Financial Overview of Insurance Companies Doing Business in the State of Connecticut.

Organizations Failing To File Data and Reports

In this report, companies that sell Auto and Accident & Health insurance are ranked by the number of complaints reported, whether those complaints were justified or questionable by company, by market share, identified by written or earned premium.

These reports detail the volume of consumer complaints received by the Consumer Affairs Division.

Insurance companies offering Auto and Accident & Health policies are ranked based on the number of complaints reported, categorized by whether they were justified or questionable.

For further inquiries regarding the contents of these reports, please contact the Consumer Affairs division at insurance@ct.gov.

Choosing the right health insurance plan among all the available options is very important and can be challenging. Our Consumer Report Cards contain important information to help you pick a plan that is right for you and your family.

Financial Examination Reports

Pursuant to Connecticut General Statute §38a-479ttt, the Connecticut Insurance Department has provided the Health Carrier Rebate Practices Report. The report summarizes Connecticut health carrier prescription drug rebate practices for each calendar year.

The Insurance Department’s annual report on the regulation of Managed Care in Connecticut offers an overview of the Department’s regulatory and enforcement activity of Managed Care Organizations (MCOs).

Market Conduct examines administrative actions, fines, consent agreements, and compliance actions taken against companies.

Pursuant to Section 14 of Public Act 05-275, the Connecticut Insurance Department has provided our Medical Malpractice Report. The report summarizes Connecticut medical malpractice liability closed claim data.

Medicare Advantage Report – Utilization Management & Provider Payment Practices

The Report includes each Nonquantitative Treatment Limitation (NQTL) report that the Insurance Commissioner received pursuant to Subsection (b) of 38a-477ee for each calendar year.

The report aggregates the information and data submitted to the Commissioner pursuant to section 38a-479qqq, provided by health carriers for each calendar year.

Connecticut’s property and casualty industry continues to be among the nation’s leaders. Our P&C industry ranks 5th in the nation for direct written premium. There are hundreds of carriers licensed to write P&C business in Connecticut, including some of the nation’s largest carriers, which are headquartered here.

The report summarizes Connecticut Pharmacy Benefit Manager (PBM) rebates for each calendar year.