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Long-term care facilities care for some of the population’s most vulnerable individuals. As such, proper insurance coverage is critical to ensuring a facility, as well as its staff and residents are protected.
Due to the current hard market, securing adequate, cost-effective insurance coverage has become a challenge for many high-risk insurance candidates, including long-term care facilities. A cocktail of increased risk exposures, the nuanced impact of COVID-19 on vulnerable long-term care residents and staff retention issues brought on by the great resignation have resulted in tightened carrier capacity and increased insurance costs for long-term care operators.
In planning for 2023, agents and brokers should identify strategies that will give long-term care operators an advantage in the marketplace. Consider the following strategies when assisting operators in navigating the current insurance market:
While the industry eagerly awaits market relief, long-term care operators need to be diligent to mitigate costly premiums. Arming operators with a few easy to implement strategies and supporting them through the process as early as possible will make a world of difference in protecting their businesses.
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