Summary:
ESCO has expanded its commercial insurance offerings and underwriting partnerships to provide comprehensive, customized coverage options for hearing healthcare business owners.

Key Takeaways:

  • ESCO now partners with AmTrust, biBerk, Chubb, and Pharmacists Mutual to deliver tailored business insurance solutions.
  • The company offers Business Owner’s Policies, Workers’ Compensation, and Cybersecurity Insurance with dedicated account manager support.
  • ESCO emphasizes the growing need for cyber protection as cyberattacks—especially in healthcare—continue to rise sharply.

ESCO, a hearing device protection source since 1989, is expanding its commercial lines of insurance offerings. In 2024 ESCO expanded from hearing device protection to business owner’s policy (BOP), workers’ compensation, and cybersecurity insurance. Now the agency is expanding its underwriting partnerships.

ESCO Expands Insurance Solutions

“When it comes to choosing the right insurance for your business, it can feel overwhelming,” says Paul Harkness, president of ESCO. “Our team partners with multiple top-rated underwriters and provides each client with a dedicated account manager to guide them every step of the way—ensuring they get the right coverage at the right value.”

According to the company, ESCO’s comprehensive commercial insurance solutions are specially designed and focused for hearing healthcare business owners and beyond. And those who partner with ESCO for commercial insurance receive concierge service with a dedicated account manager.

Through partnerships with AmTrust, biBerk, Chubb, and Pharmacists Mutual, ESCO’s Business Owner’s Policy combines property and liability coverage to safeguard businesses against theft, fire, accidents, and other unexpected events. Their Workers’ Compensation Insurance is designed to help cover medical expenses, disability benefits, ongoing care, and legal fees for work-related injuries.

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With cybersecurity insurance, ESCO aims to protect businesses from growing digital threats such as phishing, ransomware, and data breaches.

“These types of attacks are happening more often than ever,” Harkness adds. “In 2024, over 86% of organizations were hit by a cyberattack—and the healthcare industry was the most targeted. Any business that stores client data, handles financial transactions, or maintains a website is at risk and should have cyber protection in place.”

For more information on ESCO’s comprehensive commercial insurance solutions, visit www.escoprotection.com.  

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