
September is Disaster Preparedness Month. Taking time to prepare can help protect your home, vehicle, family, pets, and belongings when the unexpected happens. Each season brings new challenges that require planning.
Here are some ways to stay prepared:
While there are general actions you can take year-round, there are also important steps to consider for each season. Visit our website for fall preparedness tips. Don't forget to clear your gutters!
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, insurance producer, public adjuster or adviser.
Do you have enough to rebuild after a disaster? Join the Maryland Insurance Administration and the Maryland Department of Emergency Management: Whole Community Integration, virtually, as we discuss what it takes to rebuild your home after a disaster.
Date: Thursday, September 17, 2026 Time: 12 pm - 1 pm EST
The Maryland Department of Health released statewide 2026-2027 vaccine schedules and recommendations for Maryland’s children and adults in advance of the respiratory virus season. The recommendations align with the latest evidence and guidance by leading medical associations.
Want to learn more about vaccine coverage?
Join us for a virtual event on what you need to know about vaccines in Maryland. Presenters from the Maryland Department of Health and the Maryland Insurance Administration will share current information on vaccine availability, consumer protections and available resources, including the Health Coverage Assistance Team.
Date: Thursday, October 22, 2026 Time: 1 pm - 2 pm EST
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Beware of Unauthorized Health Plans
The Maryland Insurance Administration has become aware of several entities offering unauthorized health insurance plans in Maryland. Unauthorized health plans are those not licensed by the Maryland Insurance Administration, and may be fraudulent, and leave you with large medical bills. Contact us if you believe you were misled by a broker or agent.
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Renters Insurance
Do you have renters insurance? The Maryland Insurance Administration encourages all Maryland renters to educate themselves about renters insurance and to consider purchasing a policy. Find out why renters insurance is important.
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¡Hola! Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates and recognizes the rich contributions of Hispanic-Latino individuals in Maryland. Did you know we translate many of our publications in Spanish and have a Spanish Facebook page?
¡Hola! El Mes de la Herencia Hispana es la oportunidad perfecta para celebrar y reconocer las ricas contribuciones de los Hispanos-Latinos en Maryland ¿Sabías que traducimos muchas de nuestras publicaciones en Español y tenemos una página de Facebook en español.
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.
Check out which events the MIA will be attending and make sure to stop by with your insurance-related questions.
Make sure you're prepared!
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