A leading Midwest health insurer partnered with Bryghtpath to conduct their first externally designed and facilitated crisis management exercise. This milestone initiative elevated their preparedness and established a stronger foundation for organizational resilience.
The Opportunity
A leading Midwest health insurer faced the challenge of advancing their crisis management capabilities to align with industry best practices and regulatory requirements. While their internal team had conducted exercises in the past, they recognized the need for external expertise to design and facilitate a more sophisticated, objective, and impactful experience.
This initiative aimed to identify gaps, strengthen team collaboration, and elevate their overall readiness to respond to critical incidents.
Key Activities
- Designed and facilitated a 3-hour tabletop crisis management exercise tailored to the organization’s specific risks and operational needs.
- Conducted the exercise in-person with the Crisis Management Team (CMT) at their headquarters, fostering real-time collaboration and engagement.
- Delivered a comprehensive after-action report with observations, detailed recommendations, and a roadmap for enhancing maturity and preparedness.
Outcomes
- Improved alignment and collaboration within the Crisis Management Team, fostering stronger decision-making during critical incidents.
- Clear, actionable recommendations provided in the after-action report, serving as a roadmap for enhancing crisis management maturity.
- Increased confidence and preparedness within the organization, setting a new benchmark for resilience and response capabilities.
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