The basis for Recovery

When a disaster strikes, communities and organizations face a different challenge every moment and encounter a new crisis at every turn. Before too long, a major question becomes who will cover the costs of a disaster.

Adjusters International successfully navigates organizations through the complicated disaster recovery process. Our program knowledge helps you develop and implement a Total Solution® that unites the insurance and FEMA portions of your disaster recovery into one financial recovery strategy.

Your Insurance Settlement is First

An accurate understanding of your anticipated insurance settlement is necessary to move your FEMA grant forward. The two processes take different perspectives on everything from what´s eligible to how it´s quantified. Our consultants understand both processes and help you establish a well-documented insurance claim as the basis for your recovery.

Our experts can:

  • Fully review your insurance coverage;
  • Determine policy compliance issues;
  • Develop a claim management strategy;
  • Complete detailed valuations of building,        equipment and inventory losses;
  • Formulate business interruption models;
  • Assemble comprehensive claim        presentations with expert reports;
  • Expedite the entire process;
  • Integrate the insurance claim with your        FEMA recovery.

The Right Foundation for your Claim to FEMA

Successfully recovering all of your eligible costs requires a full understanding of not only the basics of the program, but of how insurance and FEMA complement one another. No one understands this interaction better than Adjusters International. We know the proper way to prepare project worksheets and what systems need to be in place to accurately track and account for all monies spent on the disaster.

Adjusters International delivers this key knowledge and experience together with unwavering client advocacy to help you receive all the funding you are entitled to.

Our Recovery Strategies support:

  • Development of accounting and        database systems;
  • Determining eligibility and categorization        of projects;
  • Development of a funding plan to        support your vision for rebuilding;
  • Preparing project worksheets in a        FEMA acceptable format;
  • Maximizing hazard mitigation        opportunities;
  • Reconciling FEMA and insurance        recovery;
  • Establishing guidelines for        reimbursement and audit compliance.