American Integrity (AII) offers innovative and comprehensive property insurance solutions in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.
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A disturbance in the western Atlantic could bring some changes to the forecast this week, but not all of them are bad news!
While the system has the potential to develop into a subtropical cyclone, it's expected to remain offshore, bringing the possibility of gusty winds, coastal flooding and dangerous surf along portions of the East Coast.
For Florida and much of the Southeast, the same system could help usher in cooler temperatures, drier air and some beautiful fall weather.
Our Emmy Award-winning meteorologist Natalie Ferrari breaks down what we're watching in the Atlantic and what it means for the week ahead in her latest forecast.
To identify opportunities to further augment our High Valued Homes program, members of American Integrity’s Marketing, Product, and Sales teams are attending the Private Risk Management Association conference.
We currently insure homes with a total insured value (TIV) of up to $15 million across all four states in our footprint. In Florida, we also insure condos and seasonal or secondary homes with a TIV of up to $6 million.
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Recovery doesn't end when the storm passes, and neither does our commitment to the homeowners and communities impacted by Hurricane Isaias.
Our Claims Team remains available to answer questions, provide updates and help policyholders navigate the recovery process.
Here's how you can stay connected with us:
Customer Portal: Visit myaii.com anytime to report a claim and access your claim information.
By Phone: Call our Claims Team at 844-MY-AIIC-1 (844-692-4421) for assistance.
Text Your Adjuster: Once you've been assigned a claims adjuster, you can communicate directly with them via text message for questions and updates throughout the claims process.
Additional recovery resources remain available through state and local organizations. Visit FloridaDisaster.org for information about ongoing recovery assistance and support programs.
Our thoughts remain with everyone impacted by Hurricane Isaias as recovery continues.
The third time’s the charm, indeed. We’re excited to announce that our HR team has, once again, earned the EBN Best HR Teams Award!
Presented by Employee Benefit News in partnership with Best Companies Group, this award recognizes excellence in people-first strategies. From supporting our employees and developing our teams to strengthening the culture that makes American Integrity such a special place to work, our HR Team, led by Angie Quinn, EVP & Chief Human Resources Officer, and Carey Southern, Associate Vice President of Human Resources, puts our people at the center of what they do.
This honor is truly well-deserved – congratulations to our incredible HR Team on the 3-peat!
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The Atlantic basin remains quiet, with little indication of tropical development in the days ahead.
According to American Integrity in-house Meteorologist Natalie Ferrari, the Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf are all quiet from a tropical development standpoint, with the National Hurricane Center forecasting no tropical cyclone formation over the next seven days.
Looking farther out, long-range model guidance also shows no clear signal for tropical development at this time. Of course, forecasts can change, especially this time of year, so continued monitoring remains important.
Hurricane season runs through November 30, but for now, the Atlantic basin is giving us a bit of a breather.
We've been in Tallahassee connecting with the next generation of talent at the Florida State University Career Fair!
Suncoast Territory Sales Manager Josh Phillips, Talent Acquisition Manager Jordan Wallace, SHRM-CP Wallace, and HR Generalist Madeline Ringewald, SHRM-CP Ringewald represented American Integrity, meeting with students, sharing insights into our company, and exploring opportunities for future Seminoles to build their careers with us.
We love seeing the ambition and enthusiasm students bring to conversations about their futures, and we're excited to introduce them to the people, culture, and opportunities that make American Integrity a great place to grow.
Thank you, FSU, for having us! Go Noles!
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Recovering from Hurricane Isaias is challenging enough without the added concern of contractor fraud. If you've encountered suspicious activity while arranging repairs to your home, knowing where to report it can help protect you and other homeowners.
Here's what to do if you suspect fraud:
1. Document the activity by saving contracts, estimates, receipts, messages and any other records related to the contractor.
2. Report suspected insurance fraud by contacting the Florida Department of Financial Services at 1-800-378-0445 or filing a report online at First.FLDFS.com.
3. Report unlicensed contractors by contacting the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation at MyFloridaLicense.com or 866-532-1440.
4. If the suspicious activity involves your American Integrity claim, call our Claims Team at 866-277-9871 so we can review your concerns.
You don't need to determine whether fraud has occurred before reporting suspicious activity. The appropriate authorities can review the information and investigate.
As you work toward recovery, please know that your insurance company and adjuster are there to help you protect your home and navigate the claims process.
As recovery continues following Hurricane Isaias, we are available in-person to assist our policyholders as follows:
The new Multi-Agency Resource Center (MARC) in Milton, which brings together state agency partners to connect residents with recovery assistance, information and support.
NEW LOCATION | MILTON
Multi-Agency Resource Center
Pensacola State College, Milton Campus Gym
5988 U.S. 90
Milton, FL 32583
Hours: 7 a.m.–7 p.m. CT
Our Claims Team also remains available at the Hurricane Isaias Insurance Assistance Hub in Pensacola.
PENSACOLA | Escambia County
University of West Florida, Parking Lot B
11000 University Parkway
Pensacola, FL 32514
Hours: 9 a.m.–4 p.m. CT
If you are unable to connect with us in-person and need to report a claim, our Customer Portal is available 24/7 at myaii.com, or you can call 844-MY-AIIC-1 (844-692-4421).
We remain committed to helping our policyholders access the guidance and assistance they need as they move forward with recovery.
To our customers whose homes and lives have been impacted by Hurricane Isaias, American Integrity is here to help you navigate the recovery process. We understand how challenging this time can be, and we're committed to helping you take the next steps forward.
We encourage you to stay informed and use trusted resources when making decisions about your recovery. The Florida Department of Financial Services offers a helpful Disaster Assistance Guide with important information to help you understand your rights, responsibilities, and options following a disaster. myfloridacfo.com/division/co…
Need to file a claim? Please see our phone number, online and in-person options below.
We're here to help you through this difficult time and support you on the road to recovery.
To our customers whose homes and lives have been impacted by Hurricane Isaias, American Integrity is here to help you navigate the recovery process. We understand how challenging this time can be, and we're committed to helping you take the next steps forward.
We encourage you to stay informed and use trusted resources when making decisions about your recovery.
The Florida Department of Financial Services offers a helpful Disaster Assistance Guide with important information to help you understand your rights, responsibilities, and options following a disaster. myfloridacfo.com/.../storm/p…
Need to file a claim? Please see our phone number, online and in-person options below.
We're here to help you through this difficult time and support you on the road to recovery. #HurricaneResources #HurricaneIsaias #HurricaneRecovery #FloridaDFS #AmericanIntegrity
As families across the Florida Panhandle continue recovering from Hurricane Isaias, we want to help connect those impacted with free supplies and additional resources available in their communities.
FREE STORM RECOVERY SUPPLIES | LOWE'S
Today, Tuesday, October 13, Lowe's is hosting Bucket Brigade events, providing free buckets filled with recovery essentials, including bottled water, flashlights, sponges, trash bags, goggles and hand sanitizer.
Participating locations:
• Pensacola (Ensley): 777 W. Nine Mile Rd., Pensacola, FL 32534
• Gulf Breeze: 1421 Tiger Park Ln., Gulf Breeze, FL
• Pace/Milton: 5143 Highway 90, Pace, FL 32571
• Panama City Beach: 11751 Panama City Beach Pkwy., Panama City Beach, FL 32407
• DeFuniak Springs: 135 Business Park Rd., DeFuniak Springs, FL 32435
ADDITIONAL RECOVERY ASSISTANCE | MULTI-AGENCY RESOURCE CENTER
The Florida Division of Emergency Management has also opened a Multi-Agency Resource Center (MARC), bringing together state agency partners to help residents access recovery resources and assistance.
Location: Pensacola State College, Milton Campus Gym
5988 U.S. 90, Milton, FL 32583
Hours (Central Time):
• Tuesday, October 13: 1–7 p.m.
• Beginning Wednesday, October 14: 7 a.m.–7 p.m.
If you or someone you know has been impacted by Hurricane Isaias, please share these resources with those who may benefit.
We're keeping the affected communities in our thoughts and remain committed to helping our neighbors access the support they need as recovery continues.
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As recovery efforts continue across the Florida Panhandle, our Catastrophe Response Team remains on the ground, helping policyholders whose homes were impacted by Hurricane Isaias.
We know many families are facing difficult days ahead, and we're committed to making it easier for our policyholders to access the guidance and assistance they need.
Our Claims Team is available at two Hurricane Isaias Insurance Assistance Hubs, where you can meet with us in person, ask questions and receive help with your claim.
PENSACOLA | Escambia County
University of West Florida
11000 University Parkway, Parking Lot B
Pensacola, FL 32514
DESTIN | Okaloosa County
Morgan Sports Complex
4200 Indian Bayou Trail
Destin, FL 32541
Both locations are open Tuesday–Friday, October 13–16, from 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
If you're unable to visit us in person, you can report a claim 24/7 through your Customer Portal at myaii.com or by calling 844-MY-AIIC-1 (844-692-4421).
We're here to answer your questions, provide support, and help you take the next steps toward recovery.
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Hurricane Isaias made history as the Atlantic's latest first hurricane of the season, becoming our first major hurricane of 2026 before making landfall near Destin on Friday.
As communities across the Florida Panhandle begin recovering from the storm, what does the forecast hold for the remainder of October?
Our Emmy® Award-winning meteorologist Natalie Ferrari takes a look at the latest activity across the Atlantic, including a disturbance with a 20% chance of development, and explains what current conditions could mean for tropical activity in the weeks ahead.
Our first contingent of Catastrophe Response Team members are boots on the ground in Destin today, ready to assist our customers whose homes were impacted by Hurricane Isaias.
Our second wave of team members hit the road this morning to provide additional support to homeowners navigating the aftermath of the storm.
We encourage our policyholders in the area whose homes sustained damage from the storm to join us at Morgan Sports Complex, 4200 Indian Bayou Trail Destin, FL 32541. We’ll be there until 4 pm today, and from 9 am-4 pm tomorrow through Friday.
Policyholders are also welcome to report claims 24/7 through our Customer Portal at myaii.com or by calling 844-MY-AIIC-1 (844-692-4421).
Whether we assist our customers in person, online or by phone, our commitment remains the same: to provide them with a listening ear and helpful guidance as they take the next steps toward recovery.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Isaias, homeowners may be faced with unexpected repairs and important decisions about their property. Unfortunately, this is also a time when fraudulent contractors and scammers may try to take advantage of those recovering from storm damage.
As you begin assessing damage and arranging repairs, here are a few ways to protect yourself:
• Verify credentials. Check that contractors are properly licensed and insured before agreeing to any work.
• Be cautious of unsolicited offers. Be wary of anyone who shows up uninvited, pressures you to make an immediate decision or promises repairs that seem too good to be true.
• Review before you sign. Read contracts carefully and be especially cautious of documents that transfer your insurance benefits or rights to a third party.
• Avoid large upfront payments. Be cautious of contractors demanding substantial payment before work begins, and never pay the full amount before the work is completed.
• Protect your personal information. Never share your policy number, banking details or other sensitive information with someone whose identity you haven't verified.
If your home sustained damage, report your claim directly through our Customer Portal at myaii.com or contact our Claims Team at 844-692-4421.
Recovering from a hurricane can be challenging enough without the added burden of fraud. Take your time, ask questions and know that our Claims Team is here to help you navigate the process.
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Our thoughts remain with the families and communities impacted by Hurricane Isaias. We know the days following a storm can be overwhelming, and we stand ready to help our policyholders get their homes, and lives, back to normal as quickly as possible.
A second Hurricane Isaias Insurance Assistance Hub is available in Pensacola beginning today, October 12. Members of our Catastrophe Response Team will be available in both Destin and Pensacola to answer questions, assist with claims, and help homeowners navigate the recovery process.
PENSACOLA | Escambia County
University of West Florida
11000 University Parkway, Parking Lot B
Pensacola, FL 32514
Monday, Oct. 12: 1–4 p.m. CT
Tuesday–Friday, Oct. 13–16, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. CT
DESTIN | Okaloosa County
Morgan Sports Complex
4200 Indian Bayou Trail
Destin, FL 32541
Monday–Friday, Oct. 12–16, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. CT
Unable to visit in person? You can report a claim 24/7 through your Customer Portal at myaii.com or by calling 844-MY-AIIC-1 (844-692-4421).
If your home sustained damage, please file your claim today so we can help you take the next steps toward recovery.
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Members of our Catastrophe Response Team are participating in the Hurricane Isaias Insurance Assistance Hub in Okaloosa County, ready to assist policyholders whose homes sustained damage from the storm.
As we wrap up our first day, we're honored to be in Destin, standing alongside our policyholders and fulfilling our promise to be there when they need us most.
If you're in the area and need assistance, we encourage you to stop by and speak with our team this Monday–Friday, October 12–16, from 9 a.m.–4 p.m. at the following location:
Morgan Sports Complex
4200 Indian Bayou Trail
Destin, FL 32541
If you're unable to visit us in person, you can report your claim 24/7 through your Customer Portal at myaii.com or by calling 844-MY-AIIC-1 (844-692-4421).
Thank you for trusting American Integrity. We stand ready to answer questions, provide guidance and help our policyholders take the next steps toward recovery.
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American Integrity will be participating in the Hurricane Isaias Insurance Assistance Hub: Okaloosa County.
We encourage our policyholders in the area whose homes sustained damage from the storm to join us at the Morgan Sports Complex, 4200 Indian Bayou Trail, Destin, FL 32541.
We will be there on Sunday, Oct. 11 from 1-4 pm, and Monday-Friday, Oct. 12-16, from 9 am-4 pm.
Whether you join us in person, or file your claim by phone or online, having a few details on hand can help make the process smoother:
Your policy number and current contact information.
The date of the loss and a brief description of the damage.
Photos or videos of the affected property, if safe to obtain.
Information about any emergency repairs already completed.
Please note that you don't need to have every detail or a final repair estimate before reporting your claim. Our team is here to help guide you through the process.
If your home sustained flood damage and you do not have flood insurance, you may be eligible for federal disaster assistance. Visit FEMA.gov to learn about their programs and eligibility requirements.
We stand ready to assist our policyholders whose homes were impacted by the storm. Our Claims team is prepared to respond promptly, answer your questions and help you navigate the road to recovery. Thank you for trusting us to be there when you need us most.
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