The new program will enable Glatfelter to offer top-notch Workers’ Compensation coverage to their clients with superior claims handling, sophisticated modeling and cutting-edge technology.

Clients and agents will have access to a variety of sophisticated resources including Glatfelter’s industry-specialized risk management team and online safety library, medical management services to help identify hazards and decrease spending, technology systems to analyze claim-based data, teams devoted to legal resolution and claims management tools.

“Our clients, including pastors, teachers and hospice nurses, are important members of every community and they face unique work-related risks while they’re fulfilling their duties,” explained Arthur B. Seifert, president of Glatfelter Program Managers. “The innovative resources now available with our Workers’ Compensation coverage, including an opioid management program, claims data portals and risk management tools, will help agents and clients take a proactive approach to safety.”

This coverage is available through three of Glatfelter’s divisions: Glatfelter Healthcare Practice, Glatfelter Public Practice and Glatfelter Religious Practice. The programs serve a wide-range of industries, including home healthcare agencies, hospice organizations, senior living facilities, schools, water systems, independent school bus contractors, miscellaneous public entities, churches, synagogues, mosques and temples. Workers’ Compensation is available for most lines of coverage in all states expect AK, HI, OH, ND, WA and WY.

Learn more about Glatfelter’s Workers’ Compensation insurance at insurance.glatfelters.com/workers-comp.

About Glatfelter Program Managers

Glatfelter Program Managers, a division of Glatfelter Insurance Group, is a premier manager and specialist of niche commercial insurance markets in the U.S. Each Glatfelter program is uniquely designed, knowledgeably underwritten, equitably priced and locally distributed – providing industry-specialized coverages for emergency service organizations, public entities, healthcare organization, houses of worship and specialty benefits.