 
The Maryland Insurance Administration is the state agency that regulates insurance in Maryland, but we also want to remind you of some of the ways we love to assist you:
This February, we encourage you to show some love for insurance. Making sure you have adequate protection in place is just another reason to love insurance!
While the Maryland Insurance Administration does not sell insurance and we cannot recommend a particular policy or insurance company, we do want to help you learn what types of coverages are available. Additionally, we are here to assist you if you have a complaint involving an insurer, an insurance producer, public adjuster or adviser.
Exciting news to share! The Maryland Insurance Administration recovers more than $70 million for consumers in 2025 for Marylanders by helping resolve insurance-related issues and complaints. Recovering money for consumers and business owners is one of many ways the Maryland Insurance Administration serves the state’s citizens.
The Maryland Insurance Administration welcomes Courtney Thornton to lead Maryland Insurance Administration's Property and Casualty Division. Commissioner Grant also names Brent Matthewson as Chief Data Officer and Sharon Fountain as Director of Mental Health Parity and Network Adequacy.
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Celebrate Black History Month
As we celebrate Black History Month, make sure to discover all of Maryland’s rich and remarkable African-American history.
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American Heart Month
You have the power to take action to protect yourself against heart disease. Small heart-healthy actions like adding more movement to our day or choosing healthy foods, can have a big impact on protecting our hearts. Learn more here.
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Stand by your Pan
Remember to always "Stand by your pan!" Avoid distractions. Stay in the kitchen when you are frying, grilling, or broiling. If you have to leave the room, even for a moment, turn off the stove’s burners. We've got more preparedness tips on our website.
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Insure Your Bling!
Did you get some bling for Valentine's Day? You might want to consider an endorsement/rider.
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Are YOU Covered?
As you cherish the bonds with loved ones, consider the importance of securing their financial future with life insurance. For more information and tips about finding the best life insurance policy for you, contact your insurance company or agent, or you can visit our website for resources on life insurance.
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 The Maryland Insurance Administration shares Consumer Advisories to inform and educate consumers. Often times, these advisories are in direct response to current events or trends in the insurance industry. Make sure you didn't miss these important messages:
 Network Adequacy
Network adequacy refers to a health plan's ability to deliver the benefits promised by providing reasonable access to enough in-network primary care and specialty physicians, and all health care services included under the terms of the contract. Visit our website for more information and don't miss our video.
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Medical Necessity & Emergency Appeals
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 visit our website.
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Mental Health Resources Page
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 on our website.
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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 available virtually.
Mark your calendar for Lunch with MIA on Tuesday, April 7th, at 12 PM, to learn the basics of pet insurance coverage and about changes to Maryland law.
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The insurance industry has room for a huge variety of educational backgrounds, interests and skill sets. Learn more about the initiatives to boost insurance-related education resources and programs at the high school, community college, and university levels.
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