Pools can include public schools, municipal services and a variety of government agencies that need specialized support to manage the unique and frequently complex nature of their claims. (Credit: rudall30/Adobe Stock) Pools can include public schools, municipal services and a variety of government agencies that need specialized support to manage the unique and frequently complex nature of their claims. (Credit: rudall30/Adobe Stock)

Managing insurance claims for public entity pools requires a unique skill set.

A public entity's pool, often referred to as a "pool," is a cooperative insurance and risk management arrangement in which multiple public-sector groups agree to combine their resources and expertise to handle coverage and liabilities. Members collaborate, make decisions collectively, share specialized expertise and resources, control costs, manage risks and claims efficiently, and generally work toward a safer and more secure public sector.

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