Risk Management And Insurance In a Sober Living Environment.

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Risk Management And Insurance In a Sober Living Environment

Richard Willetts, CPCU, ARM National Program Director Addiction Treatment Providers Insurance Program ext. 225 Rich is a 30-year insurance industry veteran with extensive U.S. commercial underwriting and risk management experience For the past 15 years he has focused exclusively on insurance products and risk management programs for the Behavioral Healthcare industry

Addiction Treatment Providers | RISK = EXPOSURE TO LOSS | 3

2 MAIN TYPES OF RISK PURE RISK Beyond control of person -- Accidents Loss or No Loss Insurable SPECULATIVE RISK Personal choice to take the risk Loss – No Loss – Gain Not Insurable | 4

Addiction Treatment Providers | WHY TAKE RISK? | 5

Addiction Treatment Providers | MANAGING RISK | 6

Addiction Treatment Providers | THE RISK MANAGEMENT PROCESS | 7

Addiction Treatment Providers | Auto repair….Ah ladders…. BAD RISK MANAGEMENT | 8

Addiction Treatment Providers | DEALING WITH RISK | 9

Addiction Treatment Providers | TRANSFERRING RISK Contractual Risk Transfer --- Hold Harmless Agreement Contractual Risk Transfer --- Insurance Policy Two Options --- Use Both | 10

Commercial Insurance --- Business Personal Insurance --- Homeowner When pursuing insurance you should be clear about your operations with your agent/insurer. Some owners/operators pose as single family rental properties and purchase homeowner policies --- may be cheaper but…. NOT A GOOD PLAN! “INEFFECTIVE RISK TRANSFER” | 11

MATERIAL MISREPRESENTATION A misstatement or omission in an application for insurance that is so important, had the truth been known, the insurance company would not have issued the policy May allow the insurance company to void a policy and not pay a claim | 12

Addiction Treatment Providers | Problems with Homeowner’s Insurance Coverage is not designed for the unique exposures of a recovery residence. Insurer may CANCEL coverage upon learning of operations. Insurer may DENY Property or Liability claims based on material misrepresentation by applicant. | 13

KEY EXPOSURES RISK MANAGEMENT INSURANCE

Addiction Treatment Providers | EXPOSURES Building Contents Loss of Rents PERILS Fire is most common cause of property loss Loss or Damage to property of residents that is in your care custody or control Damage to premises rented to you (by a resident) is only covered for fire, lightning, explosion or smoke PROPERTY | 15

Addiction Treatment Providers | PROPERTY Control smoking areas --- proper receptacle No candles or heating devices in rooms Mark and show residents how to shut off water and gas Fire extinguishers / smoke detectors Collect a security deposit for any resident damages Risk Management | 16

Addiction Treatment Providers | EXPOSURES Liability for Bodily Injury or Property Damage to others Physical Damage to owned, leased or borrowed autos PERILS Bodily injury to third parties is most common auto loss Third parties include people in other cars and also passengers in your car Costs to repair others’ auto or property Costs to repair your own auto – and replacement rental costs AUTOMOBILE | 17

Addiction Treatment Providers | AUTOMOBILE MVR check for anyone who drives for you If personal autos used for your business – make sure driver has insurance Regular vehicle maintenance Require all passengers to wear seatbelts Risk Management | 18

Addiction Treatment Providers | EXPOSURES Liability for Bodily Injury to third parties – incl Residents Sexual and Physical Abuse liability - Residents PERILS Bodily injury to residents is most common loss Slips, Trips and Falls are the #1 most common cause of loss in Sober Living homes. Wrongful death Resident Mgr Abuse of Resident Resident on Resident Abuse GENERAL LIABILITY | 19

Addiction Treatment Providers | GENERAL LIABILITY Maintain clean and safe premises – eliminate obvious hazards Establish clear house rules and enforce them Resident Manager – background check / training First Aid kit Post safety info Risk Management | 20

Addiction Treatment Providers | EXPOSURES Liability for ERRORS AND OMISSIONS in providing professional services PERILS Bodily injury – including mental anguish to third parties - Residents PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY | 21

Addiction Treatment Providers | PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY Use only trained and certified professionals to provide professional services Verify insurance of any professional Make sure contracts are in place with hold harmless wording Limit the scope of services provided Risk Management | 22

OTHER LIABILITY CONCEPTS TO CONSIDER

Addiction Treatment Providers | ADDITIONAL INSUREDS Landlords will almost always require you to name them as an Additional Insured on your general liability policy This policy endorsement protects landlords from injury to third parties due to your negligent acts It does not provide insurance for the negligent acts of the landlord Risk Transfer Tool | 24

Addiction Treatment Providers | VICARIOUS LIABILITY Resident Managers Contractors / Professionals Service providers – including treatment providers *Consider contractual risk transfer via hold harmless agreements Your liability for the acts of others | 25

FINAL THOUGHTS ON RISK MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCE

Addiction Treatment Providers | GET INVOLVED WITH PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS | 27

Addiction Treatment Providers | CHOOSE AN INSURER AND AN AGENT WHO UNDERSTANDS YOUR BUSINESS | 28

Addiction Treatment Providers | RESPONSIBLE AND PROFESSIONAL OWNER/OPERATORS UTILIZE RISK MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES AND PROPER INSURANCE FOR THEIR OWN PROTECTION, THEIR RESIDENTS’ PROTECTION, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC’S PROTECTION

Addiction Treatment Providers | QUESTIONS? | 30