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When we think of audits, especially audits associated with workers compensation insurance, they hold a negative connotation. However, it doesn’t have to be that way. The key to a successful audit starts when you first take out the insurance policy.
The Typical Situation: At renewal time, you receive a Workers Comp (“WC”) renewal quote from your insurance broker and maybe a few additional quotes from other carriers.
Home healthcare is expected to be the fastest growing sector over the next ten years. This rapid pace of growth has expanded the market. Many entrepreneurs are getting their piece of the pie through homecare agency ownership. This expansion has also brought on an influx of insurance brokers and carriers that now serve the industry. These brokers and carriers may not have the experience, as they may not have served the industry in the past.
Providing professional liability & commercial insurance for healthcare industries in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina.
