Customer Experience Consulting for Insurance
Health, property and casualty, auto, workers' compensation, and life and annuity. One CX partner across every line, measured against cost, retention, and growth.
What Is Insurance Customer Experience, and Why Does It Vary by Segment?
Insurance customer experience is the cumulative quality of every interaction a policyholder, member, agent, or claimant has with a carrier across quoting, enrollment, servicing, claims, and renewal. It is not one experience. A health plan answers to members and providers, a property and casualty carrier is judged at first notice of loss and the claim that follows, a workers' compensation carrier serves agents, employers, and injured workers at once, and a life and annuity carrier manages relationships that run for decades. The carriers that retain and grow treat each line's moments of truth as a measurable operating system, not a brand promise.
The Work Shows Up in the Numbers
Andrew Reise provides customer experience consulting for insurance carriers across health, property and casualty, auto, workers' compensation, and life insurance and annuity lines. We map and redesign the moments that shape member, policyholder, agent, and claimant experience, from quoting and enrollment through servicing, claims and contact center operations, to renewal. Our engagements pair journey mapping with measurable operating results, including service cost reduction, higher conversion, and stronger retention.
Insurance is not one experience. A health plan answers to members and providers under CAHPS and Star Ratings. A property and casualty carrier lives or dies on the first notice of loss and the claim that follows. A workers' compensation carrier serves agents, employers, and injured workers at the same time. A life insurance and annuity carrier manages relationships and in-force policies that run for decades. Andrew Reise has delivered across all of these lines, and the sections below show the proof.
Why Insurance Customer Experience Is Different
Insurance sells a promise that is only tested at the hardest moment in a customer's life: a claim, an injury, a death, a loss. The experience around that moment, how fast, how clear, how human it is, drives retention more than price or product. And the carrier rarely controls that experience through a single channel. Agents, adjusters, portals, and contact centers all carry it, and a gap in any one of them becomes the customer's whole impression.
Insurance is also the most multi-sided industry in customer experience. A single line can owe an experience to members and providers, or to agents, employers, and injured workers at the same time. Improving one audience's experience without the others is how carriers raise cost while lowering satisfaction. Andrew Reise treats each line as the connected system it is.
The CX Challenges Insurance Carriers Face
Property and casualty and auto: trust is earned at claim time
In personal lines, the customer compares on price and renews on trust, and trust is earned almost entirely at claim time. In commercial and specialty lines, the agent relationship and the speed of first notice of loss carry the experience. A clumsy claim or a slow first notice of loss undoes years of marketing, and most carriers measure the claim as a process rather than as the experience that decides the renewal.
Workers' compensation: three audiences, one claim
Workers' compensation is the most multi-sided line in insurance. The injured worker's experience drives recovery, return to work, and indemnity cost, while the agent and employer experience drives retention. Friction in any of the three raises administrative cost and depresses outcomes, and the three are almost never measured as one connected journey.
Life insurance and annuity: experience measured in decades
Life insurance and annuity experience is defined by time. A policy or annuity can sit in force for thirty years, and every servicing transaction, beneficiary change, and rate question is an experience moment. Speed to market on new products, clean in-force servicing, and a strong advisor channel are what separate carriers in this line, and legacy platforms make all three harder than they should be.
Health: members, providers, and the ratings that follow
Health plans carry two experiences at once, the member's and the provider's, under the constant measurement of CAHPS and Star Ratings. Enrollment, servicing, and care navigation each move those scores, and the scores move revenue. The challenge is connecting the day-to-day experience to the ratings and the regulatory exposure that follow it.
Every line of business: the experience lives across channels and metrics that do not connect
Across all lines, the experience is spread over agents, portals, adjusters, and contact centers, while the metrics that describe it sit in separate systems. Handle time, satisfaction, conversion, and cost rarely connect, so carriers manage the parts and miss the journey. Finding the few moments that drive cost and churn requires looking across those systems, not within them.
How Andrew Reise Helps Insurance Carriers
Property and casualty and auto customer experience
We help property and casualty and auto carriers improve the experiences that decide retention and growth: quoting, first notice of loss, claims handling, and the agent and direct sales channels. We bring speech and desktop analytics, journey mapping, and contact center optimization to the moments where policyholders judge a carrier.
Workers' compensation customer experience
We help workers' compensation carriers serve three audiences at once: agents who place the business, employers who hold the policy, and injured workers who move through the claim. We map the end-to-end claims experience, build the personas behind it, and deliver a prioritized roadmap that ties experience improvement to measurable cost reduction.
Life insurance and annuity customer experience
We help life insurance and annuity carriers and administrators run the long game: multi-decade policy lifecycles, riders and rate functionality, in-force servicing, and the advisor and distributor relationships that sell and retain the product. We bring program and CX discipline to product launches and servicing transformations where the timelines are long and the stakes are large.
Health plan customer experience
We help health plans connect member and provider experience to the ratings and regulatory measures that follow it. We work across enrollment, servicing, and care navigation with the same research-first methodology we apply across lines, tying day-to-day experience to CAHPS and Star Ratings movement.
Contact center optimization and analytics across every line
Underneath every line is a contact center carrying the hardest moments. We stand up speech and desktop analytics as an operating capability, root-cause the calls that drive cost and churn, and build the coaching and process fixes that move handle time, resolution, and retention.
How an Insurance CX Engagement Works
The methodology is the same research-first path we apply across industries, scoped to your line, your audiences, and your operation.
Research across the audiences the line serves
We research the members, policyholders, agents, employers, and claimants the line touches, to find where the experience falls short and why.
Journey mapping and moments of truth
We map the journey from quote and enrollment through claims, servicing, and renewal, and mark the moments that most influence cost and retention.
Personas and prioritization
Personas keep the work grounded in the real audiences, and opportunities are scored by impact on cost and retention against feasibility.
Roadmap and business case
The output is a prioritized roadmap with the business case attached, so each initiative carries the number it is expected to move.
Build, adopt, and measure
We build the fixes, drive adoption with the operating teams, and stand up the measurement that proves the change, then hand the capability to your people to run.
Curious which moments are quietly driving cost and churn in your book?
The first phase of research is built to find them, line by line.
Insurance CX Results
$840K Service cost reduced
A national workers' compensation specialty carrier engaged Andrew Reise for a CX roadmap and future-state servicing model. The work identified $840K in service costs to reduce and reinvest, with 34 recommendations and personas for agents, employers, and injured workers.
$2B Assets under administration
A national life insurance and annuity administrator had Andrew Reise direct its largest product initiative: 7 new fixed index annuity products launched, roughly $2B added in assets under administration, finished 20% under budget.
7,200+ Dashboard views in 3 months
A top national personal lines carrier adopted an Andrew Reise sales effectiveness dashboard across 200+ sales leaders, integrating speech and desktop analytics to lift conversion and bundling.
Across lines, the pattern is the same: Andrew Reise connects the experience to a number the business already cares about, service cost, assets under administration, conversion, and builds the operating change that moves it. Detail on these and the auto insurer call-evaluation program is in the insurance case studies.
Why Insurers Choose Andrew Reise
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Cross-line experience across health, property and casualty, auto, workers' compensation, and life and annuity.
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Multi-line proof: carriers in every major line, with hard results in service cost, assets under administration, and sales effectiveness.
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Senior-led; consultants average 14 years, and the people who win your business do your work.
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Outcome-measured against cost, retention, and growth, not satisfaction scores alone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Andrew Reise work with property and casualty and auto insurers?
Yes. Andrew Reise has delivered for personal lines and specialty carriers, including a direct sales effectiveness program at a top national personal lines carrier that reached more than 200 sales leaders and 7,200 views in its first three months. Our property and casualty work spans quoting, first notice of loss, claims experience, and the agent and direct channels.
Does Andrew Reise work with workers' compensation carriers?
Yes. Andrew Reise built the CX roadmap and future-state servicing model for a national workers' compensation specialty carrier, mapping the experience across agents, employers, and injured workers and identifying $840K in service cost reduction to reinvest in technology.
Does Andrew Reise work with life insurance and annuity carriers?
Yes. Andrew Reise led the largest product initiative for a national life insurance and annuity administrator, launching seven new fixed index annuity products, adding roughly $2B in assets under administration, and finishing 20% under budget.
Does Andrew Reise work with health plans?
Yes. Health plans are a core part of our insurance practice. We work across member and provider experience, the CAHPS and Star Ratings drivers, enrollment, and servicing, with the same research-first methodology we apply across every line.
How does Andrew Reise handle policyholder and member data?
We are SOC 2 Type II certified and work within secure environments aligned to client compliance requirements. Policyholder and member data handling is scoped to what the engagement requires.
Ready to Improve Experience Across Every Line?
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