Practical over theoretical
Material you can apply to the claims today, not abstractions you have to translate first.
About
Property insurance claims is a field people mostly learn by accident, on the claim, under pressure, from whoever happens to be nearby. Claim Cohort is the alternative.
Message from the founder
Hey, I’m Sarah Parker: 11-year public adjuster, firm owner, past NAPIA board member, and a national CE and CLE educator for the property insurance industry. For years people have asked me the same question: when can I learn from you every day, without flying to a conference?
Claim Cohort is my answer. A year-round home base where property insurance professionals connect, learn and grow together. Not another limited-time masterclass, not another conference, not another association. A curated space built on trust, collaboration and real expertise.
Unlike free online groups, we create the content for you to learn from, instead of relying only on members to contribute the content. We deliver structured courses and education bites from foundational to advanced, industry intel by region with Department of Insurance and other updates, business education you can’t get elsewhere (especially for firm owners), and private spaces where public adjusters can connect, share, and chat freely, without a bot scraping their content.
Whether you’re brand new or a fifteen-year veteran, there’s a place for you here.
Your part is simple: show up with a positive attitude, learn and apply, connect and grow. We’ll handle the rest. I can’t wait to support you.
Sarah Parker

Material you can apply to the claims today, not abstractions you have to translate first.
Questions get answered in the community where they help the next member, rather than disappearing into a DM, or being scraped by bots.
The goal isn’t a certificate. It’s a more knowledgeable, more capable, more independent career in claims.
Channels by topic, a regulatory roundup by region, live courses and drop-in sessions on the calendar. This is the room.








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