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HUB Team Haugen + Cascadia

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Team Haugen Overview.

The goal is to open a conversation about the broader insurance program, demonstrating that we understand the operation at a level that goes well beyond a single line.

HUB Team Haugen principals

Multi-line program depth.

Professional and General Liability, Commercial Property, Cyber, D&O, and the lines that sit on top of them, treated as one program. The depth of a multi-line healthcare practice, not a single-line specialist stretching into the rest.

Programs built around Cascadia.

Cascadia HC Group LLC, Cascadia Holdco LLC, the Medicare Advantage ISNP, and the affiliated home health and hospice lines. We build entity-level schedules, shared limits, and additional insured architecture that match how the business actually runs. Not one size fits all.

Five states, one program.

Properties, fleets, and regulatory exposure span Idaho, Washington, Oregon, Montana, and Arizona. Five states are part of how we work, not a stretch we have to grow into.

Built for growth accounts.

Cascadia adds locations on acquisition timelines. Adjusting schedules and securing coverage across all lines on those timelines is something we do routinely. No gap between close and bind.

A Team Haugen Difference

Your Story, Told to Carriers

Most submissions tell carriers what you do. Ours show them who you are. We build custom underwriting microsites for our clients, purpose-built to communicate your operations, safety culture, and risk controls directly to the markets that matter.

  • Carriers gain immediate confidence in your operations, not just your loss runs
  • Safety investments and risk controls are clearly communicated and credible
  • Track record of improved pricing and broader coverage options at renewal
  • Builds long-term carrier relationships beyond the transaction

Insurance Complexity

We understand the broader program.

Operating 45+ skilled-nursing facilities across five states means Cascadia's non-WC P&C program is itself a high-complexity, multi-line challenge. Multi-facility aggregate exposure, a multi-state property footprint with varied catastrophe profiles, and a holding-company structure that drives entity-level program design. Here is the risk picture we see across the lines beyond Workers' Comp.

Multi-Facility Aggregate

How claims stack across 45+ sites

Skilled nursing carries some of the highest professional liability claim frequency and severity of any sector. Resident falls, medication errors, pressure injuries, and allegations of neglect. A pattern of claims across multiple facilities aggregates upward, and one bad year can overwhelm an under-layered umbrella tower. CMS and state survey deficiencies sit upstream of litigation risk and renewal terms.

Five Catastrophe Profiles

Property across the Northwest

45+ buildings, many older with significant replacement cost. Each facility carries expensive medical and rehab equipment, specialty furnishings, and patient records infrastructure. Triple-net lease arrangements (common in SNF acquisitions) affect how property coverage must be structured per entity. Properties span five states with different catastrophe risk profiles: earthquake, wind, wildfire.

Holding-Company Architecture

Entity-level program design

Cascadia HC Group LLC, Cascadia Holdco LLC, wholly-owned subsidiaries, affiliated home health, hospice, home care, assisted living, memory care, plus a Medicare Advantage ISNP. The program spans multiple entities. D&O and regulatory liability layers sit on top of standard SNF exposure, and the ISNP adds a distinct layer of exposure that should be reflected in the tower structure.

Professional & General Liability

Where SNF claim severity actually lives.

Skilled nursing carries some of the highest professional liability claim frequency and severity of any sector. Resident falls, medication errors, pressure injuries, and allegations of neglect. Multi-facility operators face aggregate exposure: a pattern of claims across sites can trigger large umbrella losses. CMS and state survey deficiencies sit upstream of litigation risk and renewal terms.

HUB Team Haugen account team at work

Not a commodity line.

Professional and general liability for SNF operators is not a commodity line. We approach it with a deep understanding of how claims aggregate, how CMS deficiencies affect renewal terms, and how to structure limits so one bad year does not destabilize the whole program.

Aggregate exposure across 45+ sites.

Multi-facility operators face aggregate exposure. A pattern of claims across sites can trigger large umbrella losses. We structure shared limits and per-location attachment so the multi-facility profile is absorbed without overpaying for redundant horizontal coverage.

CMS deficiencies as an underwriting variable.

CMS and state survey findings can increase litigation risk and carrier scrutiny. We help clients tell the survey story honestly to underwriters: what was cited, what was remediated, and the operational changes that followed.

Sexual abuse & molestation, handled as a primary line.

Required coverage for any licensed residential care facility, non-negotiable for SNF operators. We place it with the underwriting depth the line deserves, structured to the SNF context rather than wrapped into a generic general liability form.

Commercial Property

More than a blanket schedule.

Property programs for multi-site healthcare operators require more than a blanket schedule. Forty-five-plus buildings across the Northwest, many older with significant replacement cost. Each facility carries expensive medical and rehab equipment, specialty furnishings, and patient records infrastructure. Triple-net lease arrangements (common in SNF acquisitions) affect how coverage must be structured per entity. Five states means five distinct catastrophe profiles.

Team Haugen account team at work

Replacement cost coordination, not blanket numbers.

Many of Cascadia's 45+ buildings are older structures with significant replacement cost exposure. We coordinate replacement cost valuations with the same fluency as the underlying operations, so the schedule reflects what each facility actually represents.

Equipment, furnishings, and records, valued in line.

Each facility contains expensive medical and rehab equipment, specialty furnishings, and patient records infrastructure. Equipment breakdown and BPP coverage are sized and placed alongside the building schedule, not appended to it.

Business interruption that hits revenue and care.

A facility going offline means both revenue loss and patient care disruption. Business interruption coverage is structured to that dual-impact reality, with limits and waiting periods set to the operation, not a generic commercial template.

Five states, five catastrophe profiles.

Properties spanning Idaho, Washington, Oregon, Montana, and Arizona carry different catastrophe risk: earthquake, wind, wildfire. Coverage is layered to the actual peril profile at each location, not a one-state assumption.

Additional Coverages

The rest of the program.

Professional and General Liability and Commercial Property are the two pillars. The non-WC program rounds out across excess, cyber, leadership exposure, fleet, and the line that is non-negotiable for any licensed residential care operator. Here is how we treat each one.

Your Team

Team Haugen

Team Haugen Brokers

Spencer Haugen
Spencer Haugen Associate Advisor, Commercial Lines
Hayden Haugen
Hayden Haugen Associate Advisor, Commercial Lines
Don Watson
Don Watson Client Service Advisor | Risk Consultant Expert

Bonds

Ian Campbell
Ian Campbell Vice President, Surety
Kristen McGillvrey
Kristen McGillvrey Sr. Account Manager, Surety

Workers' Compensation

Mike Godfrey
Mike Godfrey Vice President, Workers' Compensation
Emma Powell
Emma Powell Account Manager

Personal Lines

Nancy Tribolet
Nancy Tribolet Private Client Risk Advisor
Brandon Vogel
Brandon Vogel Private Client Risk Advisor

Claims | Risk Management

Craig Woodworth
Craig Woodworth Vice President, Claims
Meredith Pennington
Meredith Pennington Claims Advocate
Devin Sanders
Devin Sanders Senior Risk Consultant
Alexander D'Arcy
Alexander D'Arcy Workers' Compensation Claims Analyst

Account Managers

Linda Shaddon
Linda Shaddon Sr. Account Manager CL
Marcia Hawkins
Marcia Hawkins Account Manager II CL
Sindee Johnson
Sindee Johnson Account Manager II CL
Marcy Baker
Marcy Baker Sr. Account Manager CL
Summer Hugh
Summer Hugh Sr. Account Manager CL
Mindi Crawford
Mindi Crawford Account Executive
Jill Eide
Jill Eide Account Manager II CL
Nadya Alami
Nadya Alami Sr. Account Manager CL
Sheryl Burrows
Sheryl Burrows Account Manager II CL
Sue Temple
Sue Temple Account Manager II CL
KC Ferguson
KC Ferguson Account Manager II CL
Lacy Masonic
Lacy Masonic Account Manager II CL
Debbie Thomas
Debbie Thomas Enterprise Account Manager CL
Robyn Burgess
Robyn Burgess Associate Account Manager II CL
HUB International Cascadia Healthcare

Let's Talk

Let's have the conversation.

A 45+ facility skilled-nursing operator across five states, with a holding-company structure and the multi-line P&C complexity that follows. Workers' Comp is already in motion. This conversation is about everything else.

Schedule a working session with Logan Haugen and the HUB team to walk through how we would structure Cascadia's broader P&C program: Professional and General Liability, Commercial Property, Umbrella, Cyber, D&O, Commercial Auto, and Sexual Abuse and Molestation, designed entity-by-entity across all five states.

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