Prior to the pandemic, in-person inspections on property claims were becoming more common. However, those inspections came to a screeching halt during COVID when claimants were concerned about anyone entering their homes or businesses. (Credit: metamorworks/Shutterstock.com)

Insurers sell a promise, and they deliver on that promise when claims arise. That’s where the value of insurance rises to meet the challenges insurers may face in this pandemic, technology-driven era.

Four key factors are impacting the claims business in 2022:

1. Like many industries, the claims business is in the middle of a labor crisis.

Claims adjusting differs from other careers because no formal training or college degree provides a certificate or diploma. Rather, claims expertise is always passed from more-experienced adjusters to newer professionals.

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