About HM

Social Responsibility

Making an Impact

As a leading Stop Loss carrier, we see firsthand the debilitating effects of catastrophic medical conditions. To make a meaningful, positive impact, HM Insurance Group (HM) provides financial support, hours of volunteerism and a commitment to corporate responsibility in communities where we do business, aiming to create healthier people and ultimately, healthier communities. In 2018, HM directed $325,000 to more than 60 different organizations.

Significant support is given to organizations that are working to improve conditions that result in catastrophic medical expenses. These organizations provide research, patient advocacy and awareness.

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The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) – A priority charity recipient since 2011

Cancer is consistently a top diagnosis category in claims that we see exceeding $1 million, so the LLS has been the recipient of a focused giving effort to help cure cancer. HM sponsors LLS events in Pennsylvania and New York; senior management participates on LLS boards; and our employees volunteer time to set up the Light the Night Walk in Pittsburgh. Additionally, HM has made a commitment to sponsor clinical researchers who partner with the LLS to find a cure for cancer.

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The National Kidney Foundation (NKF)

With kidney-related health issues adding up to more than $146 million of HM’s catastrophic Stop Loss claims over the past five years, supporting the efforts of the NKF allows HM to align corporate giving to an element of our business. In 2018, HM donated more than $80,000 to the NKF to help its efforts to prevent and treat kidney disease.

Community Service in Action

Our employees are not only passionate and committed to their jobs at HM; they also go above and beyond by supporting community programs. All employees receive one Volunteer Day a year, and many use the day with co-workers for a team-building activity that gives back to the community.