Anna Quarum

Anna Quarum is chief operations officer at WellRithms.

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The Financial Risk From Disputed Healthcare Claims

A captive solution built on indemnification rather than insurance can shield health plan sponsors and members from egregious overbilling.

Six Things

Inflation Remains Insurers' Top Concern

By Paul Carroll

The International Insurance Society's annual survey found inflation is the biggest concern for executives worldwide for the third year in a row, while AI surged as a priority.

Social Inflation: Decades of Insurance Litigation Abuse

The insurance industry can no longer rely on current strategies and responses to this threat, nor can it continue to absorb and pass along the associated costs to policyholders. 

Lessons From COVID-19 for Life Insurers

Four years on from COVID-19, life insurers have a key opportunity to assess the accuracy of their risk models and better prepare for the next global pandemic. 

Laying the Groundwork for AI

For insurers, investing in automation today is an investment in AI tomorrow. 

AI and Skills-Based Hiring

Skills-based hiring and skills-based salary levels can mean better results and access to a wider pool of talent at a time when AI is increasing the pace of change.

The Need for Agility in Insurance

37% of insurance companies acknowledge their resilience and agility are weak -- and firms that exhibit strong adaptability outperform competitors by up to 50%. 

Insurance’s AI Equation Doesn’t Work Without Trust

AI requires using guardrails to account for technical limitations, leveraging GenAI’s strength at hyper-personalized interaction and ensuring human agents remain in the service flow.

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