An accurate list of your home’s contents, from furnishings to clothing, toys to technology, will help you get reimbursed in the event of a fire, tornado or other covered loss.

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act on June 28, 2012. MDA Insurance will continue to work with our carrier, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, to implement the legislation as it now stands. You can be assured you will continue to receive your current level of coverage with no… Continue reading →

For the third time in nine years, MDA Insurance has received the coveted State Administrator of the Year Award from Brown & Brown, broker for the Professional Protector Plan (PPP) program.  The award for State Administrator of the Year was presented at the biennial national PPP Conference, held June 9-12, in St. Petersburg, FL. MDA… Continue reading →

Congratulations to Tina Voss, MDA Insurance BCBS manager, and the rest of her team, as they recently received two new business awards from Gadeleto Ramsby and Associates.  The MDA Insurance BCBS department was number one in new business production in the BCBS I.C. Blue program for 2010.  The department was also recognized with an honorable mention award for new business - small… Continue reading →

Many workers’ comp insurance policies will renew on January 1, 2011.  If this is true of your policy, you may want to consider joining the MDA group workers’ comp program through Michigan Millers.  On January 1, 2011, base rates in the program will decrease between three and eight percent!  Why not start the New Year with a little… Continue reading →

The BCS Life individual medical program rates for 2011 are still being developed. The release of 2011 rate information is expected by the third week in November. We will publish the new rate information on the website as soon as it is received. In the meantime, please feel free to contact MDA Insurance by calling (800) 860-2272.  Thank you.

Late last week, Congress authorized a one year extension to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).  Without the extension, the NFIP would have expired on September 30.  President Obama is expected to sign the bill prior to the expiration date. Before last week, the last extension was passed on June 30, 2010, one in a series of… Continue reading →

On July 8, in a highly anticipated ruling, the Michigan Supreme Court decided that carriers in the state may continue to use credit scores to partially determine an individual’s auto and homeowner’s insurance premium. The practice has been used in Michigan since the late 1990s, but became a dispute in 2005 when the Insurance Commissioner attempted… Continue reading →