What Does It Mean If My Insurance Company is in Liquidation or Rehabilitation?
In certain circumstances, like when an insurance company is in financial trouble and there is the possibility that claims will not be paid because the assets may not be sufficient to meet policyholder obligations, the Insurance Department will step in to rehabilitate the company and return it to financial health, or in the direst of circumstances, liquidate an insolvent company for the benefit of policyholder, creditors and taxpayers of Pennsylvania.
Resources to Help You Learn More
- Glossary of Common Terms - These terms may be included in the communication you've received from your insurer.
- FAQs - Find answers to commonly asked questions when dealing with an insurer entering liquidation or rehabilitation.
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Contact Us
Office of Liquidations, Rehabilitations and Special Funds
Capital Associates Building
901 North 7th Street. 3rd Fl.
Harrisburg, PA 17102
Phone: (717) 787-6009
Fax: (717)-772-4543
Change Your Address with the Statutory Liquidator
Send general questions to: mailto:ra-in-claims@pa.gov