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Early Intervention Development Programs are a core class in AFC Insurance Inc.'s Health & Human Services program. This program is designed to meet the unique liability and property needs of professional Early Intervention Development Programs — child care and developmental support providers that help children build motor and cognitive skills. Review the eligible classes, coverages, and program details below to see how AFC Insurance Inc. can help you place this business. Eligible List of Classes: Home & Community Based Services, Motor and Cognitive Skills Overview of the Program from AFC Insurance Inc. AFC Insurance Inc. offers a targeted program for agents placing Early Intervention Development Programs. As a program administrator, AFC works with multiple carrier markets (varies by account) to provide flexible package and standalone solutions tailored to the exposures of early childhood development and home- or community-based therapy programs. This program is intended for professional providers that deliver supervised developmental services to children and that need combined general liability, professional liability and optional property/auto protection. Ideal Accounts and Appetite Small to mid-sized early intervention centers and child development programs Home & community based service providers offering motor and cognitive skills therapy Programs that use volunteers or independent contractors (endorsement options available) Organizations seeking tailored liability programs with optional key employee replacement and abuse & molestation coverages Accounts that typically do NOT fit: large institutional providers with high-severity loss histories, programs with unlicensed or unmanaged clinical operations, or operations with complex transportation fleets (auto coverage has restrictions). Final appetite is carrier-dependent. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Package policies combining General & Professional Liability to address both general liability and allegations arising from professional services. Coverage endorsements and enhancements, including Volunteers & Independent Contractors as Insureds — useful for programs that rely on part-time staff or contracted therapists. Optional Key Employee Replacement Endorsement to help cover temporary staffing costs after a covered loss to a key staff member. Optional Extended Coverage Endorsement with Blanket Additional Insured available for contracts and facility relationships. Umbrella/excess capacity and Property coverage where exposures warrant it; Auto coverage available with some restrictions. Abuse & Molestation coverage available as an option — important for child-focused programs. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Underwriting is completed by AFC Insurance Inc. in coordination with carrier partners. Carriers and terms vary by state and account characteristics. Typical considerations include program size, staff qualifications and training, screening and hiring practices for employees and volunteers, background checks, client-to-staff ratios, facility safety, and any transportation exposures. Minimum premiums vary by carrier and state. Provide complete submissions (ACORD applications, prior loss runs, staff/volunteer screening practices, sample client agreements) to obtain accurate quotes and to identify available endorsements. Territories and Availability This program is available in most states listed: AL, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, DC, WV, WI, WY. Admitted status and carrier availability vary by state and by carrier; AFC places business with admitted and non-admitted markets depending on the account and jurisdiction. Why Work With AFC Insurance Inc. on Early Intervention Development Programs AFC acts as a program administrator with experience packaging liability and ancillary coverages for child-focused health & human services classes. Access to multiple carrier markets and flexible endorsements helps tailor policies to operational realities (volunteers, independent contractors, key staff roles). Responsive underwriting for small and mid-sized programs — balanced appetite that considers both professional and general liability exposures. Practical guidance to help you assemble a full submission and identify appropriate risk management items that improve placement prospects. Example accounts that fit this program You have a three-location early intervention program that provides in-home motor skill therapy and wants combined professional and general liability with volunteer coverage — this program can provide tailored endorsements and umbrella options. You represent a small community-based developmental center that needs professional liability, property, and optional key employee coverage while keeping payroll-driven exposures manageable — AFC can coordinate carrier options to match the risk profile. Coverages Available Package, General & Professional Liability, Coverage Endorsement & Enhancements including Volunteers & Independent Contractors as Insureds, Optional Key Employee Replacement Endorsement, Optional Extended Coverage Endorsement with Blanket Additional Insured, Umbrella, Property, Auto (some restrictions may apply) and Abuse & Molestation. Program Contact and Submission Tips For best results, submit a completed application, current loss runs (5 years preferred), descriptions of programs and services, staff qualifications and screening protocols, and details on any transportation or residential services. AFC Insurance Inc. underwriters evaluate each account and will identify carrier appetite and minimum premiums during the quote process. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for AFC's Early Intervention Development Programs insurance?Small-to-mid sized early intervention centers, home & community based service providers, and child development programs that provide supervised motor and cognitive skills therapy — especially those that use volunteers or independent contractors and need combined general and professional liability. What coverages and endorsements are available through this program?The program offers package and standalone General & Professional Liability, endorsements for Volunteers & Independent Contractors as Insureds, optional Key Employee Replacement and Extended Coverage with Blanket Additional Insured, umbrella/excess, property, auto (with restrictions), and optional Abuse & Molestation coverage. Specific availability depends on carrier and state. How does admitted status and carrier availability work?Carrier participation and admitted vs. non-admitted status vary by state and by the individual account. AFC places business with multiple markets and will recommend admitted or non-admitted options based on the client’s location, exposures, and desired coverages. What do underwriters want to see in a submission?Underwriters typically request a completed application, recent loss runs, program descriptions, staff hiring and screening policies (including volunteer screening), training protocols, and details on transportation or residential services. Complete submissions speed underwriting and help identify available endorsements and pricing. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Group Home Insurance from RPS NIPC is a specialty program built to meet the insurance needs of residential care providers that serve individuals with physical, developmental, or intellectual disabilities. Designed for both for-profit and non-profit operators, this admitted nationwide program gives agents access to broad, integrated protection for the operational and professional risks common in group home settings. RPS NIPC has been placing Social Service Insurance since 1976 and brings deep sector expertise to this line. The Group Home Insurance program is offered on an admitted basis and is underwritten by American Alternative Insurance Corporation (AAIC), an A.M. Best A+ XV carrier. This program is positioned for agents who need an admitted, scalable solution for single-site homes up through multi-site organizations managing multiple residences and service models. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program targets residential care facilities that provide long-term or transitional housing for vulnerable populations. Typical fits include: Group homes serving individuals with developmental, intellectual, or physical disabilities Residential programs for physically impaired residents Transitional housing and supportive-living programs Small non-profit providers up to larger multi-site operators Accounts that usually fit well: operations with trained, screened staff; structured care plans; and documented policies for medication, supervision, and incident reporting. Accounts that commonly need special consideration include facilities with high client-to-staff ratios, unlicensed programs in regulated states, or operations offering high-risk clinical services. Coverage Highlights and Advantages The Group Home Insurance program bundles coverages that address the full spectrum of exposures for residential care facilities: Professional Liability — malpractice and negligent care allegations General Liability — premises and third-party bodily injury Physical & Sexual Abuse Liability — specialist abuse coverage wording Automobile Liability — owned, hired and non-owned auto exposures Management Liability — Directors & Officers with EPLI options Property, Inland Marine & Crime — building, contents and theft/fidelity protection Excess Liability — higher limits for catastrophic incidents Packaging these coverages through one admitted program helps reduce coverage gaps and simplifies claims coordination for your clients. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums RPS NIPC underwriters evaluate operations with attention to clinical services, staffing, licensing, and loss control. Minimum premiums vary by account size and scope; contact the RPS underwriting team for precise quoting. When preparing a submission, include clear information on: Population served and client acuity Number of homes and locations Services provided (medical, behavioral, vocational, etc.) Staffing levels, screening, and training practices Licensing, accreditation, and inspection history Five-year loss run history and any regulatory actions Territories and Availability The program is available on an admitted basis in all 50 states and Washington, DC: AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, DC, WV, WI, WY. Why Work With RPS NIPC As a Program Administrator focused on social services, RPS NIPC offers underwriters with sector experience, responsive service, and admitted paper through a top-rated carrier. Agents benefit from: Specialized underwriting tailored to group home risks Admitted solutions that simplify placement and compliance Flexible packaging to address operational and management exposures Access to excess capacity and property/crime options for consolidated limits Example account scenarios: You might have a small non-profit operating three group homes seeking admitted limits and abuse coverage, or a regional provider with a mix of residential and transportation exposures that needs combined GL, professional, auto, and D&O protection on admitted paper. To learn more about Group Home Insurance and other RPS NIPC Specialty Programs, please visit our website. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?Ideal accounts include group homes serving residents with physical or developmental disabilities, transitional housing programs, and both non-profit and for-profit residential care facilities. Is the program admitted in all states?Yes. The Group Home Insurance program is available on an admitted basis in all 50 states and Washington, DC. What carrier underwrites this program?The program is underwritten by American Alternative Insurance Corporation (AAIC), rated A+ XV by A.M. Best. What is the minimum premium for this program?Minimum premiums vary by the size, scope, and services of the facility. Contact RPS NIPC for an accurate quote based on the account details. What types of liability are included in the coverage?Coverage includes professional liability, general liability, abuse and molestation, auto liability, management liability (D&O with EPLI), property, crime, and excess liability. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

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Specialized Adult Daycare Program from Vintage Underwriters Vintage Underwriters offers a focused Adult Daycare Program to help agents place licensed adult daycare facilities in Texas. Using a non-admitted platform and access to Mesa Specialty, this program is designed for accounts that may be hard to place with standard carriers—providing flexible underwriting and tailored coverage options for specialized or underserved risks. Ideal Accounts and Target Risks This program is intended for licensed adult daycare providers that deliver supervised daytime care, social activities, and basic health monitoring for seniors or adults with disabilities. Typical fits include: Privately owned adult daycare centers and community-based daytime programs Centers that provide memory-support or dementia programming during daytime hours Non-medical support centers serving adults with developmental or cognitive disabilities Accounts that commonly fit have structured staff-to-client ratios, documented staff training, and facilities that operate on a daytime schedule rather than providing 24-hour skilled nursing. Examples you might place through this program: a neighborhood adult daycare serving 20–30 participants daily with supervised activities and transportation, or a larger center offering specialized dementia-friendly programming and enhanced staff training. Coverage Highlights and Advantages The Adult Daycare Program packages core liability and property protections important to this class of business. Key coverages may include: General Liability for premises and operations Professional Liability where applicable for caregiving services Abuse and Molestation coverage tailored to vulnerable populations Property and Business Interruption coverage for owned locations Hired and Non-Owned Auto coverage if transportation exposures exist Being non-admitted allows for broader underwriting flexibility and customizable terms when standard markets decline or limit capacity. That makes this program useful for accounts with unique exposures, specialized services, or prior claims history that require a tailored approach. Underwriting Guidelines and Minimum Premium Underwriters evaluate licensing and regulatory compliance, the scope of services offered, staff qualifications and training programs, safety and incident protocols, client intake and supervision practices, and loss history. The program generally favors licensed, daytime-only operations with documented risk management practices. Accounts providing 24-hour skilled nursing or intensive medical care are typically outside the appetite. Minimum premium starts at $500, which helps make the program accessible for small to mid-size daycare operators. Specific terms and pricing are determined case-by-case based on exposures and underwriting information. Available in Texas This program is available for adult daycare providers located in Texas. If your client operates in the Lone Star State and needs placement in the non-admitted market, Vintage Underwriters can help navigate options through Mesa Specialty. Why Partner with Vintage Underwriters? Vintage Underwriters brings underwriting experience and a focused appetite for adult daycare risks. Their non-admitted platform and carrier access through Mesa Specialty provide a practical solution when admitted markets are limited. Agents benefit from Vintage Underwriters’ willingness to consider complex or borderline accounts, responsive underwriting, and a hands-on approach to structuring coverage for vulnerable client classes. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?Privately owned adult daycare centers, facilities offering memory support or daytime dementia programming, and licensed non-medical support centers for adults with developmental disabilities in Texas are good fits. Is this program admitted or non-admitted?This program is non-admitted, which allows greater flexibility in underwriting and coverage wording for specialized or hard-to-place risks. What is the minimum premium for this program?The minimum premium starts at $500, making the program suitable for small to mid-sized daycare operations. Final premium depends on exposures and underwriting details. Which carrier backs this program?The Adult Daycare Program is written through Mesa Specialty. What underwriting information is needed to get a quote?Underwriters typically request licensing documentation, a description of services, staff training and supervision protocols, loss history, facility details, and any risk management procedures in place. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

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