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One Platform to Reduce Your Total Cost of Risk

By adrian

Risk managers face mounting pressure to prevent losses, defend insurance programs, and justify every dollar spent. This solution sheet shows how Origami Risk connects incident management, claims, exposure, policy, and analytics on a single platform, giving risk teams the visibility and tools they need to act faster and spend smarter. Download the solution sheet to … Continued

One Integrated Platform for Quality Improvement and Patient Safety

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Quality teams are expected to reduce harm, drive continuous improvement, and meet ever-changing regulatory and accreditation requirements. This solution sheet shows how Origami Risk helps quality teams do that work on a single platform, with connected tools for event investigation, policy management, rounding, and reporting. Download the solution sheet to see how Origami Risk helps … Continued

Enhance Operations Through Quality and Process Improvement

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Healthcare quality teams need a connected system that captures data, structures workflows, and drives accountability from frontline rounding to executive reporting. This solution sheet shows how Origami Risk gives quality, patient safety, and risk teams a unified platform to do that work. Download the solution sheet to see how Origami Risk helps teams identify and … Continued

From Systems of Record to Systems of Intelligence: The Next Evolution of RMIS

By adrian

Most risk teams get real value from their Risk Management Information System (RMIS) — claims get managed, incidents get tracked, reports get produced. But the 2026 RMIS Report, built on insights from more than 1,000 risk professionals, reveals a persistent gap: the capabilities that would transform RMIS from operational tool to strategic asset remain widely … Continued

Planning for Scale: Decisions that Shape Long-Term MGA Growth

By adrian

The managing general agent (MGA) market has never been more dynamic, or more unforgiving of the wrong early decisions. Launching fast matters, but the systems, partners, and operational choices made at launch don’t just get you to market. They determine how far you can go before hitting a ceiling. In this candid practitioner conversation, Byron … Continued

Why Your RMIS Should Own Your Insurance Program Data

By adrian

For risk teams managing complex insurance programs, renewal preparation routinely takes months. The timeline reflects the real effort required to assemble a complete program view from scattered sources. Policy terms live in carrier PDFs, quote histories disappeared the moment coverage was bound, and endorsements are tracked in whatever system someone thought to use at the … Continued

Origami Risk’s Core Platform Implemented by ISC to Enable Growth in Workers’ Compensation Market

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MGA Integrated Specialty Coverages (ISC) implements policy and billing solutions to support program expansion and streamline core operations Key takeaways: CHICAGO, August 17, 2026 — Origami Risk, the industry-leading risk, safety and insurance Software as a Service (SaaS) technology firm, today announced that Integrated Specialty Coverages (ISC) has selected its cloud-native core platform to support … Continued

How Risk Technology Teams Are Breaking the Custom Integration Cycle

By adrian

Somewhere in the depths of risk technology environments, there’s an informal list. It tracks the custom integrations IT has built over the years, like the feed that pulls claims data from the TPA, the connection to the policy system, or the job that syncs vehicle records before Monday morning reports. Most risk technology organizations have … Continued

Atlas Health

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Standardizing claims and incident reporting to keep premiums flat Atlas Healthcare Partners is a rapidly growing developer and manager of Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASCs), partnering with health systems across the U.S. to expand access to high-quality outpatient care. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, Atlas operates more than 40 centers across multiple states, … Continued