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It’s unique to find an insurance and risk management brokerage firm that values teamwork in order to ensure the delivery of excellence for all clients. That’s what makes Parker, Smith & Feek different. Founded in 1937 in the Pacific Northwest, we have consistently been a pioneering force in the industry, known for our innovation. In partnership with our IMA network of companies and its 2,300+ associates nationwide, we leverage our combined strength, expertise, and reach to benefit our clients and build the broker of the future.
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Articles 06/27/24

With new cyber risks constantly emerging and evolving, pixel tracking technology has become a top-of-mind risk for healthcare organizations. These "tracking pixels" hidden on organizational websites facilitate the sharing of protected health information (PHI) with a third party, and many organizations may not even realize they have them. As this has become a focal point for litigation and regulatory scrutiny in recent years, understanding and proactively managing pixel tracking technology is imperative in protecting healthcare organizations against evolving cyber risks. More ›

Articles 06/25/24

The U.S. experienced a record number of costly disasters in 2023, resulting in $92.9 billion in damages. With predictions of an active Atlantic hurricane season in 2024, the urgency for robust risk management and sustainable development is more pronounced than ever. Understanding the evolving landscape of insurance premiums and market challenges is crucial for businesses to effectively manage risks and secure appropriate coverage. As natural disasters and economic factors drive changes in the insurance market, staying proactive and informed is key to navigating these complexities. More ›

Articles 06/18/24

Pixel tracking technology, also known as "tracking pixels," is a hidden piece of code embedded within web pages or emails that monitors user activity. It gathers data such as IP addresses, browser types, and screen resolutions for analysis. While useful for web analytics and marketing, pixel tracking poses significant risks for healthcare organizations. More ›