US EditionValley foster care agencies are facing an insurance crisis and possible closure
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Corpus Insurance Technical Deputy General Manager Serdar Karayel said, ‘Policies that are approaching renewal time should definitely be updated before the holiday, and if necessary, agencies should be contacted for additional coverage.’
Valley foster care agencies are facing an insurance crisis and possible closure
Reading Time: 6 minutesThe nonprofit agencies that serve some of the Central Valley’s most vulnerable youth have found themselves stuck between the proverbial rock and the hardest of decisions. After the largest insurer of nonprofit foster care agencies across California announced it was pulling out of the market and would not renew policies last year, organizations had a choice to make — find new insurance at a much higher rate, or stop placing…
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