Pennsylvania Insurance Department Newsroom · October 23, 2026 · Primary source
Governor Shapiro Signs New Law to Improve Transparency for Homeowners and Protect Pennsylvanians from Unexpected Flood Losses
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What this may mean
Limited healthcare relevance. Affects homebuyers' flood-insurance awareness and disclosure during real-estate transactions, but does not change healthcare provider, payor, or facility compliance obligations. Insurance-department guidance may indirectly affect hospital and health-system property-insurance procurement.
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