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Self-insurance for workers’ compensation is a strategic choice to retain and fund losses directly instead of transferring them to a traditional carrier. Unlike standard policies, an individual self-insurance program requires a formal plan to pay claims as they occur—using operating cash or a dedicated reserve—along with compliance steps to meet state requirements. Caitlin Morgan Insurance Services helps agents and brokers evaluate, design and place Individual Self-Insurance Workers' Compensation programs. Our team brings programmatic experience and market access to guide you through feasibility analysis, regulatory filings, actuarial review, and vendor selection so your client’s program is structured and compliant from day one. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This solution is built for larger, financially stable employers that can demonstrate strong claims and safety management. Typical fits include manufacturers, large healthcare operations, colleges and universities, and sizable service organizations with robust loss-control programs. You might have a client with 500+ employees facing escalating premiums and limited control over claims handling — an individual self-insurance program can give them transparency, control, and potential long-term savings. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Self-insurance gives your client direct control over claims administration, loss prevention, and cash flow. Key benefits include: Customizable claims handling and selection of third-party administrators (TPAs) Improved cash flow and the ability to tailor reserve management Greater emphasis on workplace safety and loss prevention initiatives Potential cost savings over time for low-loss employers Applicants must also satisfy state-specific requirements such as surety bonds, reserve funding and periodic reporting. Caitlin Morgan supports compliance, actuarial review and provider selection to help ensure a sustainable program. Underwriting Notes Each submission begins with a feasibility and financial analysis. Underwriting looks at claims history, financial strength, industry exposures, safety programs and risk tolerance. There is no fixed minimum premium published here; applicants must show the financial capacity to fund losses and meet state reserve obligations. Territories and Availability Caitlin Morgan’s Individual Self-Insurance Workers’ Compensation Solutions are available nationwide, including all 50 states and the District of Columbia. We place both admitted and non-admitted structures depending on state rules and client profile. Why Work With Caitlin Morgan Insurance Services? As a Managing General Underwriter and Excess & Surplus Lines Broker, Caitlin Morgan offers focused expertise in alternative risk solutions. We provide hands-on support through the full lifecycle—feasibility assessment, program design, regulatory submission, TPA selection and ongoing program oversight. Our market relationships and technical experience help you place complex large-account workers’ compensation programs with confidence. Contact: Gerry Dumke P: (800)723-7475, Ext. 280 [email protected] Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this self-insurance program?Large employers in industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, education and certain service sectors with strong financials and active loss-control programs are the best fit. Does Caitlin Morgan assist with claims administration for self-insured clients?Yes. We help you select and manage third-party administrators (TPAs) to ensure efficient, compliant claims handling tailored to the client’s program. What are the main advantages of self-insuring workers’ compensation?Self-insurance provides greater control over claims, improved cash flow management, stronger alignment with safety programs and potential long-term cost savings for well-managed employers. Is this program available nationwide?Yes. Caitlin Morgan supports individual self-insurance placements in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, with admitted or non-admitted options as appropriate. What financial requirements must a company meet to qualify?Applicants must demonstrate financial stability and the ability to fund claims and reserves consistent with state regulations. We perform a detailed financial and feasibility analysis for each submission. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.