Worker protection on the job should be a priority as they play an important role in society – often as the backbone of industry and breadwinners in their households. This type of insurance provides cash and/or health benefits to workers who might suffer injury or illness as a direct result of their jobs.
Make sure you are covered in all areas of your business. At WHA we have highly experienced agents that can help guide you to ensure you have the right cover, at the best rates possible.
At WHA, we strive to deliver unparalleled customer service. One of the ways we work to reach this goal is through public service and community involvement. As active members in the community, WHA and our staff have earned a number of acknowledgements for efforts going above and beyond.
WHA conducts insurance business in 48 states, with over 40 licensed agents who are each trained to specialize in a specific type of coverage. Our team can meet almost any insurance or risk management need you may encounter.
Our values are based in passion, commitment, loyalty, leadership and above all, service. We aim to lead our industry by providing professional services that help our clients manage and protect their assets.
Insurance can be confusing. Let our agents help guide you through the process. We’ll have an open and honest conversation about the protection you need for your specific circumstances. Get in touch today.
Once you tell us a little bit about your circumstances, we’ll get to work finding you the best coverage at competitive prices. Whether you are looking for a homeowners policy or a commercial business package, we have agents who are specialized in specific industries ready to go to work
Once you receive your quote, if you’re happy with the policy and price, all you need to do is accept its terms and provide payment. Our agents and service team are here to guide you through the process. Let us know what we can do to help today.
Workers’ compensation insurance helps pay for medical expenses and partial lost wages resulting from a work-related injury or illness. In the event of a fatality, it also pays death benefits.
Workers’ compensation insurance can help protect your business and employees in the event of a loss, but some situations take place on the job that are not covered. These vary from state to state. Examples of things not covered include: injuries caused by intoxication, injuries claimed after a fight at the workplace or after being laid off, injuries from company policy violations, emotional trauma from the workplace, or wages for a replacement worker.
In most states, any employer with one or more employees is required to carry workers compensation insurance. Large employers may insure themselves, but they must apply with their state and meet strict self-insurance requirements.
WHA (Wilson Heirgood Associates) was established as an all-lines insurance agency by Hobart Wilson in 1950. Through the early 1980s, WHA adopted and honed its specialized take on insurance, with licensed agents and consultants who focused singularly on specific industries.
