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After 33 years at the Maine Bureau of Insurance, including 10 as superintendent and 13 as deputy superintendent, Eric Cioppa will retire on April 1, 2022.

Cioppa has been with the Bureau for 33 years, serving as superintendent for the past decade. He helped overhaul Maine's worker compensation program in the 90s and oversaw the implementation of the Affordable Care Act.

Eric Cioppa, who has served the state in a variety of roles for more than three decades, will retire April 1 as Superintendent of the Maine Bureau of Insurance

Eric Cioppa, who has served the state in a variety of roles for more than three decades, will retire April 1 as Superintendent of the Maine Bureau of Insurance

Eric Cioppa, who has served the state in a variety of roles for more than three decades, will retire April 1 as Superintendent of the Maine Bureau of Insurance

Eric Cioppa will retire as superintendent of the Maine Bureau of Insurance after serving the agency for 33 years in various roles.

Maine's largest hospital system says outstanding claims are in the millions of dollars

State insurance regulators said the merger of the individual and small group markets will promote price stability and lower premiums.

The measure introduced by Sen. Ned Claxton, D-Auburn, aims to reduce the price of the costliest prescription drugs for Mainers.

The measure introduced by Sen. Ned Claxton, D-Auburn, aims to reduce the price of the costliest prescription drugs for Mainers.