Curb-to-Curb. Door-to-Door. Door-Through-Door. Is Your Insurance Keeping Up?
What happens when an NEMT driver helps a passenger beyond the curb and someone gets hurt? A fall on the front steps, an injury during a transfer, or assistance inside a patient's home can create insurance exposures that operators may not realize exist. Whether your company provides curb-to-curb, door-to-door, or door-through-door service, your coverage needs to reflect what your drivers actually do. Learn how passenger assistance, broker agreements, and potential gaps between Commercial Auto, General Liability, and Professional Liability coverage can impact your NEMT business.
Workers' Compensation Costs Start Long Before a Claim
Workers' compensation premiums are influenced by more than workplace injuries. Hiring practices, employee training, safety procedures, claims management, and return-to-work programs all play a role in controlling long-term insurance costs.
In this edition of #WorkersCompWednesday, Southeastern Insurance Agency explains how these everyday business decisions can affect your experience modification rate (EMR), workers' compensation premiums, and overall cost of risk.
We also discuss why having an insurance agent who actively reviews your classifications, claims history, and coverage can make a measurable difference.
This article was originally published on LinkedIn as part of Southeastern Insurance Agency's #WorkersCompWednesday series.