 
Our green light is on in support of Mental Health! Mental health issues and substance use disorders are common and often serious, but many people do recover with access to proper treatment. You should treat your mental health as seriously as you treat your physical health. If you need help, but don’t know where to find it, we have resources available.
Would you know what to do if you are denied insurance coverage for medically necessary care or emergency appeals? You can reach the Maryland Insurance Administration 24/7, 365 days per year. Call our 24/7 Hotline at 1-800-492-6116 or click here for more information.
When your home is damaged by a storm, fire or even a water leak, your life is disrupted and may even be turned upside down. To get back on track, you rely on professional contractors to repair and reconstruct your house. While the vast majority of contractors act ethically and professionally, there are some folks who may want to take advantage of you in your time of need.
During Contractor Fraud Awareness Week, May 20-24, and throughout the year, we want to make sure you are aware of current schemes and know how to protect yourself from falling victim.
Consumers are encouraged to report insurance fraud activities to the Maryland Insurance Administration's Insurance Fraud Division. We have compiled resources to help you learn how to recognize insurance fraud and report it.
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Be Ready for Hurricane Season
Understand your risk from hurricanes, and begin pre-season preparations now. Make sure you have multiple ways of receiving forecasts and alerts, and know what to do before, during, and after a storm. Read more about hurricane prep by clicking here.
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Military Appreciation Month
We would like to honor and thank those who serve in the military for their bravery and sacrifice. We have a guide on life insurance for military personnel to help answer your insurance questions, click here.
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Be Medi-careful!
May is Older Americans Month (OAM). The Maryland Insurance Administration has resources specific for older adults and caregivers as it relates to insurance-related topics. Visit our website by clicking here.
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Look for Ticks!
It's tick season. Most Lyme disease infections occur from May to August. Remember the importance of prevention for you and your pets when spending time outdoors! For more information, click here.
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Planning the Purr-fect Vacation?
Consider travel insurance when planning ahead for your vacations. Visit our website to learn more, click here.
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Think F.A.S.T.
May is National Stroke Awareness Month. Time lost is brain lost. Every minute counts when you or someone you know is having a stroke. Act F.A.S.T. and call 9-1-1 right away if you spot signs of stroke. Learn more from the American Stroke Association.
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The Maryland Insurance Administration is encouraging all carriers doing business in the state to make reasonable accommodations so that individuals and businesses impacted by the reduced operations of the Port of Baltimore do not lose coverage due to non-payment of premium. We continue to update our website with new information about insurance company accommodations. We have compiled specific resources as it relates to insurance in response to the bridge collapse. Click the button below or click here.
Join the MIA for an Event
Have an insurance issue or question?
The Maryland Insurance Administration is eager to help you! MIA representatives are out and about in your communities and also virtual. We're ready to answer your insurance questions. To find an event, visit our website.
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Come grow with a great team with a strong culture of service! The Maryland Insurance Administration is hiring for all levels of experience. Learn more about our opportunities on our website:
Congratulations to all the graduates! Here's one more lesson for young adults before the school year ends! You can learn something new everyday from the MIA. Visit our website for more information compiled just for young adults, click here.
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