A Holistic Approach To Risk Management
Just like you, our goal is to prevent issues before they become problems. We do this by listening, observing and interacting with staff, administrators and risk managers. We also analyze your current operations and past claims in order to uncover correctable trends. It all adds up to a comprehensive plan designed to help our clients prevent or reduce risk that may result in a claim or lawsuit.
Resources
Alternative Risk
Alternative Risk
Self insurance, large deductible plans, captive insurance…Our programs are tailored to fit your specific needs.
Claims
Claims
We define claims management a little differently. We view our role as “a partner in your company’s profitability.”
Loss Control
Loss Control
Loss control has become one of the most important elements of your business’s insurance program.
RM4U for Healthcare
What is RM4U for Healthcare?
Educating Clients with RM4U
Perks of Becoming Best-In-Class
Specialized Coverages for Your Operations
Active Assailant Prevention Program
Captive Design and Management
Cyber Liability and Billing
Employee Benefits
Executive Liability (D&O, EPLI, Crime and Fiduciary)
Medical Equipment Maintenance Program
Professional and General Liability Insurance
Property
Healthcare Industry Experts
INSURICA’s Healthcare Experts can help your business stay healthy by avoiding risk before it becomes liability. Our dedicated team brings years of practical experience and cost-saving insight to nearly every area of the healthcare industry.
Ben Rowland
Employee Benefits Healthcare Producer
405.292.6418
Ben.Rowland@INSURICA.com
Cris Norris
Property & Casualty and Employee Benefits Healthcare Producer – Hospitals and Home Health/Hospice
806.872.0034
Cris.Norris@INSURICA.com
Devin Stewart
Property & Casualty Healthcare Producer – Hospitals and Home Health/Hospice
512.381.8374
Devin.Stewart@INSURICA.com
Drew Smith
Property & Casualty and Employee Benefits Healthcare Producer – Physicians
405.361.0742
Drew.Smith@INSURICA.com
Jackie Lomely
Property & Casualty Healthcare Producer – Community Health Centers and Physicians
661.316.5114
Jackie.Lomely@INSURICA.com
Ken Anderson, CIC
Property & Casualty Healthcare Producer – Senior Living
405.556.2391
Ken.Anderson@INSURICA.com
Lance Wolff
Employee Benefits Healthcare Producer
806.350.4203
Lance.Wolff@INSURICA.com
Lauren Chambers, TIIA
Employee Benefits Healthcare Producer
903.939.6457
Lauren.Chambers@INSURICA.com
Lauren Records
Employee Benefits Healthcare Producer
713.934.2056
Lauren.Records@INSURICA.com
Leah Saylor BSN, RN, CPHQ
Healthcare Clinical Risk Consultant
405.556.2243
Leah.Saylor@INSURICA.com
Leesha Call, MSW, CLCS
Property & Casualty Healthcare Producer – Physicians and Home Health/Hospice
405.292.6407
Leesha.Call@INSURICA.com
Natalie Mocias, CISR, CLCS
Property and Casualty Healthcare Producer – Medical Staffing
714.779.2000 x3112
nmocias@ctkins.com
Phillip Smith, MHA, CPHRM, CIC, RPLU
Healthcare Practice Leader
405.292.6413
Phillip.Smith@INSURICA.com
Ron Keegan
Employee Benefits Healthcare Producer
469.443.3383
Ron.Keegan@INSURICA.com
Steve Groth, CSP, ARM
Property & Casualty Healthcare Producer – Senior Living and Home Health/Hospice
469.443.3491
Steve.Groth@INSURICA.com
Steven Knutson
Property and Casualty Healthcare Producer – Medical Staffing
714.779.2000 x3115
sknutson@ctkins.com Thomas Seuthe, SHRM-CP
Employee Benefits Healthcare Producer
512.381.8358
Thomas.Seuthe@INSURICA.com
Tim Martin, CPS, CFPS
Risk Control Consultant
918.949.6638
Tim.Martin@INSURICA.comFind Out More About Our Services and Capabilities
We are here to answer any questions you may have and look forward to hearing from you.
Latest News
Today’s insurance programs must take into account the unique challenges faced by each client. In addition to a strong coverage program, some businesses may need advanced services. INSURICA has the additional Client Services required by complex business operations.
Navigating Cybersecurity Challenges in the Healthcare Industry
Healthcare providers have been increasingly utilizing technology and turning to digitization. Innovations such as telehealth, artificial intelligence (AI), digital billing systems and connected devices continue to reshape the industry.
Green Practices in Healthcare Facilities
Sustainability has become increasingly important for healthcare facilities. Faced with regulatory requirements, cost-saving opportunities and growing public expectations for environmental responsibility, healthcare facilities are pursuing green initiatives that align with operational efficiency and risk management goals.
Healthcare Industry Trends to Watch in 2025
Over the last few years, the healthcare industry has been navigating a volatile landscape shaped by changing market demands, labor shortages, inflation and supply chain difficulties. In 2025, several trends could continue to impact the sector, including workforce safety concerns propelled by staffing shortages and changing skills requirements, increased cyberthreats due to increasing technology reliance, ongoing efforts to secure medical supplies and medications amid supply chain challenges, and the risks associated with expanded telehealth use.