Accident & Health Insurance

The Accident & Health Insurance industry, classified under SIC 6321, provides financial protection against medical expenses, lost income, and unexpected injuries through products such as group and individual health policies, accident-only coverage, disability income, critical illness plans, and employer stop-loss insurance. Typical customers include large and mid-sized employers, small businesses, individuals and families, affinity groups, and managed care arrangements with hospitals and physicians. Carriers operate under stringent state and federal regulation, including capital and reserving requirements, coverage mandates, data privacy rules, and ongoing oversight of pricing, network adequacy, and claims practices, with key risks tied to medical cost inflation, catastrophic events, and regulatory changes. In 2024–2025, the sector is being reshaped by telehealth adoption, digital claims and AI-supported underwriting, value-based reimbursement models, and growing attention to mental health and specialty drug costs. To track how public insurers in this space are performing in real time, view their latest SEC filings and disclosures on EarningsFeed.

Source: Earnings Feed research · last fetched 11/23/2025