Understanding risk management is important to running a successful nursing home while making residents feel at ease. The unique challenges of long-term care, the demands […]
You most likely have seen recent headlines about the impact of Hurricane Harvey, particularly its impact in southeastern Texas. The storm, the first major hurricane
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Though the summertime is hurricane season for many parts of the world, areas with drier climates have another weather concern: fires. Nearly 5,000 fires take
June is the beginning of hurricane season for the East Coast, which runs to the end of November. Predictions this year are for an above-active
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A recent survey by Nationwide reports that two in three small businesses do not have disaster preparedness plans in place, even though nearly 50% say
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On the heels of a natural disaster, time and again it becomes clear that many businesses have not planned adequately to be able to keep
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According to a new A.M. Best special report, captive insurers rated by the agency ended 2015 in strong form, recording pretax operating income of $1.4
Captive insurance companies have increased in popularity over the last several years, with increasingly more organizations realizing the benefits and cost-effectiveness of a captive in
When businesses had trouble obtaining some types of commercial insurance coverage, including liability insurance back in the 1980s, new mechanisms for transferring risk were developed
A robust emergency plan is only as strong as an organization’s ability to communicate the elements of its response plan, as well as its dedication
