NEWS & PRESS ARCHIVE

In intercollegiate athletics departments across the U.S., Athletic Trainers are part of their school’s goals and strategies for team and department success through their care of student-athletes. You are probably acutely aware of the role medical insurance plays in a student-athlete’s health, your department’s financial wellness, and the school’s reputation. It can be a lot to juggle—especially when student-athlete injuries,…

Being an athletic trainer and working with your collegiate student-athletes can be beyond rewarding. Although a love of sports was probably a big factor, it wasn’t a career decision you took lightly. Years of specialized studying and training in biology, anatomy, nutrition, sports medicine, and kinesiology are often topped off by a master’s degree. And, you also need to graduate…

It’s no surprise that Intercollegiate sports programs are big business with big responsibilities to the student-athletes, the school’s reputation, and the bottom line. Perhaps no one knows that as well as athletic trainers like you who have the health and welfare of both the players and the school as part of your official and unofficial job descriptions. When you consider…

An intercollegiate athletics department is a busy place. At any time, men and women participating in NCAA-sanctioned sports are there for training, practice, therapy, treatments, games, and more. They’re even just hanging out because the athletics department is often their home away from home and where they feel most comfortable. An athletic trainer like you has a lot of responsibility…

On Friday, May 28th, in the presence of A-G staff, family members, and close friends, we unveiled the Peter M. Schriber Memorial Boardroom in honor of our dear friend Peter Schriber. Peter was a childhood friend of both Dixon and Jake Gillis, working at A-G Administrators for over ten years. Outside of the office, Peter’s passions included running, hiking, biking,…

College sports programs go to great lengths to ensure the safety of athletes, spectators, and other participants in athletic events. However, accidents will happen in the physical world of sports. And when they do, students and athletic directors want to ensure they can seek the medical treatment they need without worrying about the cost. As an insurance broker, it’s your…

In a perfect world, student-athletes would always be able to play safely without the risk of a sports-related injury. Unfortunately, that’s not the case. And, athletic trainers like you are faced with bumps, bruises, sprains, strains, and other injuries that come from leaving it all behind on the field or court. Although your priority is always the immediate health and…

As schools start to open up again, the risk of students injuring themselves on-campus—or on a supervised off-campus trip—begins again as well. Now is a good time to consult with your school district clients and remind them how student accident insurance plans save money in the long run. They not only help pay out-of-pocket medical costs if injuries happen, but…

As an agent, your priority is finding the right protection for your clients. Their trust in your guidance is critical for building long-lasting relationships and you’re careful to present coverages that meet their unique needs. One program that could be very important to your school clients is K-12 student accident insurance, but unfortunately, this type of coverage is often misunderstood.…

Learn how the relationship between providers and athletic departments can improve multiple areas, not just athletics, while advancing the academic mission and business resources of the institution. Watch the Webinar Listen to insight from our CEO, Dixon Gillis along with several expert panelists talking through the relationship between providers and athletics departments including contracting, sponsorship and development opportunities as well…