Bridger Insurance Services partners with a network of independent insurance brokers to offer clients access to a variety of insurance policies. While Bridger manages policy administration, claims support, and payments, brokers serve as the first point of contact for prospective customers.
This page provides an overview of how Bridger works with brokers and what policyholders should know before purchasing a policy through a broker partner.
How Broker Partners Work With Bridger
Role of Brokers:
Independent brokers assist clients in selecting and purchasing insurance policies administered by Bridger. They provide guidance on coverage options, help with policy setup, and serve as the primary contact for questions during the sales process.
Policy Administration:
While brokers facilitate the initial sale, Bridger Insurance handles ongoing policy management, including billing, renewals, and claims support. This ensures clients have a centralized point for policy administration.
Transparency:
Policies sold through brokers may involve multiple entities, including the underwriting carrier and Bridger as the administrator. Understanding this structure is important for clients to know where responsibilities lie and how claims are handled.
Considerations for Clients
- Bridger Insurance does not underwrite policies directly; all coverage decisions are made by the carrier.
- Brokers handle the sales process but do not manage claims or policy administration.
- Experiences may vary depending on the broker used for the initial purchase.
- Clients are encouraged to review publicly available feedback and customer reviews to make informed decisions before purchasing a policy.
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