Connecticut agency Web site shows insurers’ fines, violations

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Hartford Courant, April 4, 2008

The Connecticut Insurance Department's has started posting on its Web site the results of its "market conduct" reviews, which check to see how insurers are treating their customers. For example, the department reviews the way health insurers handle complaints and requests for approval of care, and how promptly claims are processed.

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