Penn Treaty Network America Insurance Company is currently in Rehabilitation

The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania placed Penn Treaty Network America Insurance Company and American Network Insurance Company into rehabilitation effective January 6, 2009 appointing the Pennsylvania Insurance Department as the rehabilitator.

What does rehabilitation mean for policyholders?

You should not notice a difference in how your policies and claims are serviced. The benefit payment process remains the same. Your coverage remains in place as long as you continue to pay premiums as they become due.

Follow the links below to learn more about the rehabilitation process:

• Proposed Rehabilitation Plan 
• Rehabilitation Questions
• Court Documents and Information
• Guaranty Association Coverage
• Rules Governing All Matters Under Article V Of The Insurance Department Act Of 1921

Information about Penn Treaty Network America's rehabilitation is also available on the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website.

May 3, 2012: The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania issued an order denying the liquidation petitions for Penn Treaty Network America Insurance Company and American Network Insurance Company. The companies will remain in rehabilitation. The Rehabilitator has been ordered to file a rehabilitation plan in the next ninety days. As previously stated, policyholders must continue to pay their policy premium to the company, when due, to continue the coverage afforded by their policy. All claims will continue to be paid in accordance with the benefit provisions of the policies. 

Letter to Policyholders

Questions and Answers About Rehabilitation