Mid-America Catastrophe Services

10/30/2026

Behind every pink shirt is a reminder that breast cancer affects more than just those diagnosed. It touches families, friends, coworkers, and entire communities.

Our Mid-America team came together to show our support for those currently fighting, celebrate the strength and courage of survivors, remember the lives lost, and stand alongside the families who have been impacted.

While October is dedicated to raising awareness, the importance of supporting one another, encouraging early detection, and remembering those affected extends far beyond one month.

We are grateful for our team and proud to stand together for a cause that means so much to so many.

10/29/2026

Mid-America Catastrophe Services is heading to Nashville for the 2026 PLRB Large Loss Conference, November 4–6, at the JW Marriott Nashville!

Henry Maley, Senior Vice President of Sales, and Zack Meadows, Chief Executive Officer, will be attending and look forward to connecting with industry professionals and carrier partners.
Interested in meeting with our team?

Contact us to schedule a time to connect during the conference.
Phone: 888-297-3092
Register: https://www.plrb.org/

We look forward to seeing you in Nashville!

10/28/2026

We’re always looking to connect with experienced claims professionals who are ready for the next opportunity.

Mid-America is continuing to grow our roster of field adjusters, desk adjusters, and file reviewers to support our carrier partners when needs arise.

Getting on our roster now helps ensure your information is current and you’re ready to be considered when opportunities become available.

Interested in working with Mid-America? Join our roster today.

10/27/2026

“Things are bound to change because things that change abound.” —Gene

10/27/2026

When a business experiences an interruption, the impact goes far beyond physical damage. Lost revenue, operational delays, and the cost of downtime can quickly add up.

In his latest article, Mid-America's Gene Strother takes a closer look at business interruption (BI) claims and why understanding these losses matters throughout the claims process.

Read the full article and share your thoughts!

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This week, Gene Strother interrupts the flow for a little business interruption (BI) talk. Check it out and weight in, if you like.

10/26/2026

When an adjuster contacts a policyholder, knowing what comes next can make the claims process easier to navigate.

From the initial conversation and scheduling an inspection to documenting the damage, gathering information, and preparing findings, each step plays a role in moving the claim forward.

At Mid-America Catastrophe Services, our adjusters understand the importance of thorough documentation, clear expectations, and following carrier guidelines throughout the process.

10/23/2026

Before your adjuster arrives, a few simple steps can help ensure they have the access and information needed to properly document the claim:

• Make sure damaged areas are accessible
• Gather any photos or documentation related to the loss
• Have relevant repair receipts or estimates available
• Keep damaged items when possible until they’ve been documented
• Be prepared to discuss when and how the damage occurred

Clear information and access help the adjuster document the loss thoroughly and keep the claim moving forward.

When you need experienced adjusters who understand the importance of thorough documentation and efficient claim handling, Mid-America is ready to support your claims operation.

10/21/2026

Effective account management is about more than staying in touch. It’s about understanding our clients’ operations, keeping everyone informed from start to finish, providing a well-documented claim file, and keeping claims moving without adding more work to their team.

At Mid-America, our account management team stays involved throughout the claims process, providing proactive communication, addressing issues early, and helping create a smoother experience from assignment through closure.

It’s another part of how we work to be an extension of our carrier partners’ operations.

10/20/2026

Claims closed without payment are drawing national attention, raising important questions about claims handling practices across the insurance industry.

In this week's edition of Axiom, Mid-America's Gene Strother takes a closer look at the recent Senate inquiry and what it means for claims professionals.

Regardless of the outcome, one thing remains clear: Thorough investigations, accurate documentation, and clear communication are essential to making fair, well-supported claim decisions.

Read Gene's latest article, "Proceed Accordingly!", to learn more about the inquiry and the responsibility we share as claims professionals.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/proceed-accordingly-warren-hawley-inquiry-rpg2c

The United States government turned up the heat this month. The United States Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs released an inquiry report on October 5, 2026 titled Warren, Hawley Press Home and Auto Insurers on Surge in Claims Resolved Without Payment.

10/19/2026

Experience matters, but it’s only part of what makes a better performing adjuster.

At Mid-America, we value adjusters who communicate clearly, pay attention to the details, document thoroughly, take accountability, and approach every claim with professionalism.
Those expectations help create more consistent claim files, clearer communication, and fewer unnecessary touches for our carrier partners.

Interested in joining the Mid-America roster? Visit midamcat.com to get started.