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HEALTH OUT LOUD Teen-Parent Distracted Driving Event
The #1 threat to teenagers isnt drugs or crime...its traffic crashes. Douglas County Safe Communities Coalition, in partnership with Caseys Amusement Park and Dilley Zimny Insurance, would like ...
Posted on 5/7/13 at 3:40 PM
FARGO SCHOOL TALK Students and mentors partner up through AAS
Many of the Fargo Public Schools Development Foundations efforts to benefit the Districts students involves the funding of programs and initiatives. However, one of its flagship programs, Adopt-A-Sc...
Posted on 4/29/13 at 9:00 AM
SENSE AND CENTSIBILITY 5 Expenses That Are Worth The Money
Trying to cover all your living costs, plus save for emergencies and retirement can be a daunting task. Sometimes, the challenge is downright overwhelming. Being frugal can help, but dont confuse bein...
Posted on 4/17/13 at 9:22 AM
LIVING IN RETIREMENT What's the Problem with a Pile of 401(k) Money?
Smart retirement planning has become all about the income, as in how much and for how long. Last year the Journal of Financial Planning conducted extensive research into retirement portfolio withdrawa...
Posted on 4/2/13 at 1:11 PM
IPAT NORTH DAKOTA ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY Mobile Device for Augmentative Communication: Insurance Style
An Android or Apple mobile device with a communication app for people who have difficulty speaking, such as an iPad with Proloquo2Go, is not a new concept anymore. However, insurancepayingfor a mobile...
Posted on 3/22/13 at 8:52 AM
Hamm to push for change of law allowing companies to use domestic violence to deny insurance coverage 
BISMARCK - Insurance Commissioner Adam Hamm says he'll seek changes in North Dakota's insurance laws to stop companies from using domestic violence as a reason to deny health insurance coverage.
By Associated Press , September 24, 2009
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Blues ordered to make changes
Insurance says ball is now in insurer’s courtInsurance Commissioner Adam Hamm announced Tuesday that he gave Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota a 30-day deadline to address what he called “inappropriate” and “excessive” administrative expenses.
By Patrick Springer , September 09, 2009
Blue Cross Blue Shield officials say policies changed after Insurance Department exam of finances
FARGO – Top Blue Cross Blue Shield officials said they made changes earlier this year to address some of the main issues raised by the North Dakota Insurance Department.
By Forum staff reports , September 08, 2009
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DETAILS ONLY IN TODAY'S FORUM: Blue Cross Blue Shield execs profited from bogus bonuses
Lavish expenses found in exam of largest North Dakota insurerNearly $15 million in employee bonuses that were almost assured regardless of performance.
By Patrick Springer , September 08, 2009
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- Hamm to release report detailing Blue Cross Blue Shield spending; Blues officials, Hamm to comment this afternoon
- ND insurance commissioner wants Blues changes
State revokes license for Fargo insurance agent
BISMARCK – North Dakota Insurance Commissioner Adam Hamm has revoked the insurance license of Fargo agent Julia Lutgen, barring her from selling, soliciting or negotiating insurance in the state.
By Forum staff reports , September 01, 2009
Fargo insurance agent has license revoked
BISMARCK, N.D. - North Dakota Insurance Commissioner Adam Hamm has revoked the insurance license of Fargo agent Julia Lutgen, barring her from selling, soliciting or negotiating insurance in the state.
By Associated Press , August 31, 2009
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Sanford health plan could shake up North Dakota insurance market
The Sanford Health Plan would join a sparse field of competitors if approved to enter the North Dakota health-insurance market.
By Patrick Springer , August 23, 2009
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Health care: Conrad touts co-ops
Sen. Kent Conrad says a plan to create health care cooperatives to provide insurance coverage is gaining bipartisan support in Congress and may end up being the bridge between those pushing for a “public option” plan and leaving the current system in place.
By Helmut Schmidt , August 20, 2009
South Dakota insurance agent served cease-and-desist
North Dakota Insurance Commissioner Adam Hamm has served a cease-and-desist order on Floyd Sheridan, a Baltic, S.D., insurance agent accused of selling, soliciting or negotiating insurance to a Barnes County, N.D., resident.
By Forum staff reports , August 19, 2009
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