Wed, Jul 29 · 6:30 PM MDT
Senior care operators are facing a difficult combination of rising claim severity, costly litigation, staffing challenges, changing resident acuity, and a tougher insurance market. When these pressures collide, even one incident can create a loss that threatens the financial stability of a community.
Join us for a practical, real-world discussion with Blake Crawford, Senior Vice President at Gallagher , as we examine the trends behind severe losses in assisted living and senior care.
Using anonymized claim scenarios and insights from Gallagher’s claims and legal teams, Blake will explain how routine incidents can escalate into six- or seven-figure losses—and what owners and operators can do differently before, during, and after an incident.
We’ll discuss:
The claims and liability trends currently affecting senior care communities
How falls, medication errors, elopement, abuse allegations, documentation failures, and other incidents become major losses
The operational decisions that often make a claim better—or much worse
How severe claims influence premiums, deductibles, coverage availability, and renewals
Common coverage assumptions that can leave an operator exposed
Practical steps owners can take to reduce risk and strengthen their position with insurance carriers
This will not be a dry presentation about policy definitions and deductibles. The focus will be on real scenarios, financial consequences, and actionable lessons for operators .
Who Should Attend:
Assisted living owners, senior housing investors, executive directors, administrators, operators, developers, brokers, and professionals serving the senior care industry.
Event Details:
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
5:30-7:00 PST | 6:30–8:00 p.m. MST | 7:30-9:00 CST | 8:30-10:00 EST
REGISTER HERE: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/dzryx4giTnmX-qS_ZSy0QQ
Come prepared to learn, ask questions, and leave with a clearer understanding of what is driving severe losses—and what you can do now to keep the perfect storm from reaching your community.