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Covering your employees when they need the help.

Workers' compensation insurance is highly regulated as to coverage and benefits. Despite this level of regulation, you need insurance experts to help you manage your experience modifier (EMR), claims management practices and risk control program. Driehaus Insurance Group has the resources to be your workers’ compensation provider. We have the reach to cover your staff across the nation.

If you are a subcontractor, many firms may ask for your EMR as a qualifying factor. If you do not understand how these calculations work, you need an insurance agent that does, that’s Driehaus Insurance Group.

We speak the language of workers compensation. Return to work, managed care, OSHA, NCCI EMR, DART and BL Incident rates are all terms of the trade. Do you speak Work Comp? What types of incidents are not OSHA recordable? We know how these factors influence your workers compensation cost and available markets. Driehaus Insurance Group has the insurance and risk management expertise to protect you and your employees.

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