Workers’ Comp Insights from Summit
Construction accounts require a workers’ comp provider that has deep expertise in higher risk industries. Summit’s decades of experience in construction provides agents with peace of mind knowing that clients will be served with care.
- For 30 years, the Bridgefield family of carriers has provided workers’ compensation coverage for the full breadth of businesses, industries, and risk profiles. From straightforward operations to high exposures that require deep evaluation, the Bridgefields are built to take a thoughtful, experienced approach to underwriting.
- Injured employees should never have to worry if they’re receiving the right medical care. That’s why Summit has built a skilled and credentialed group of medical professionals comprised of registered nurses and licensed physicians who collaborate with our claims adjusters.
- Workers’ comp insurance costs are influenced by many factors, yet most of the strategies that truly make a dent share a common thread: they shape your experience modification factor (mod). The mod becomes the scoreboard for how well your safety, claims, and return to work efforts are delivering. And you don’t need a complex equation to explain how it works to clients. We’ve done it for you.
When it comes to agency growth, new business often steals the spotlight. But ask any seasoned insurance professional, and they’ll tell you: Retention is what keeps the lights on.
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Construction accounts require a workers’ comp provider that has deep expertise in higher risk industries. Summit’s decades of experience in construction provides agents with peace of mind knowing that clients…
For 30 years, the Bridgefield family of carriers has provided workers’ compensation coverage for the full breadth of businesses, industries, and risk profiles. From straightforward operations to high exposures that…- Injured employees should never have to worry if they’re receiving the right medical care. That’s why Summit has built a skilled and credentialed group of medical professionals comprised of registered…
Workers’ comp insurance costs are influenced by many factors, yet most of the strategies that truly make a dent share a common thread: they shape your experience modification factor (mod).…- More than one quarter of Summit’s employees hold field roles, living and working in the same communities as our agents and policyholders. When you or your clients need workers’ comp…
For almost 50 years, Summit has helped independent insurance agencies grow their workers’ compensation business. Now, serving more than 7,000 independent agents and 31,000 policyholders across the South, Midwest, and…
The OSHA 300A is a summary form used by employers to record and report work-related injuries and illnesses and is part of OSHA’s recordkeeping requirements.
When it comes to agency growth, new business often steals the spotlight. But ask any seasoned insurance professional, and they’ll tell you: Retention is what keeps the lights on.
Premium audit might not be the first subject you raise with a workers’ comp client—but it can be one of the most powerful and memorable tools when managed by the…
Your clients don’t just want coverage; they want control. They want to understand how their workers’ compensation dollars are being spent and options that align with their long-term cost goals…
Most workers’ comp insurance companies outsource at least some services. Outsourcing typically reduces the quality of the customer experience.
RetailFirst Insurance Group® announced that AM Best has revised the outlooks of its insurers, RetailFirst® Insurance Company and BusinessFirst Insurance Company®, from stable to positive. The financial strength rating of…
Are you considering all the ways to lower your business’s workers’ comp costs? We’ve provided a quick checklist of a few key areas to focus on.- In this Q&A with Summit sales representative Karen Jackson, learn how Karen and colleagues apply their workers’ comp expertise to help insurance agencies.
A group captive is a form of self-insurance and risk sharing. A collection of businesses pool money in an insurance entity to spread claim loss risk among the group members.
