Massachusetts Division of Insurance · August 6, 2026 · Primary source
Healey-Driscoll Administration Returns $14.5 Million to Health and Dental Insurance Consumers and Businesses
Summary
Massachusetts Governor Healey announced the return of $14.5 million to health and dental insurance consumers and businesses, characterizing Massachusetts as the first state to require dental insurance rebates. The action is taken under state insurance division authority. The excerpt is truncated and does not identify the specific statutory basis, rebate mechanism, or regulated-entity obligations triggering the rebates.
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