Brian Macias | Source | CEO at Embrace Pet Insurance
Brian Macias
Brian has over twenty years of experience in direct-to-consumer and affinity sales of financial products. Receiving his degree from The University of Michigan in 2000, Brian began his career as a mortgage banker at Quicken Loans (now Rocket Mortgage). Brian worked his way to an executive leadership position at the company, as well as National General Insurance, where he has always driven both company, community, and personal growth. In addition to being an insurance industry expert and dedicated pet enthusiast, he is passionate about company culture and the creation of inspiring workplace environments. Brian lives in the Cleveland-area with his wife, two daughters, and their chocolate Lab, JoJo
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Cost vs. Care: Embrace Pet Insurance Survey Highlights Essential Role in Modern Pet Care
/PRNewswire/ -- Embrace Pet Insurance, a top-rated pet health insurance provider for dogs and cats in the United States, released compelling findings from its...
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Do you need pet insurance? How does it work? Ready Pet GO! gets the answers you need to know
Veterinary care improved dramatically in the last 20 years. Those improvements come at a cost. That's why understanding how pet insurance works is important.
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“Our first-quarter highlights show how crucial pet insurance is when it comes to affording these skyrocketing vet bills,” said Brian Macias, CEO of Embrace Pet Insurance. “As the cost of vet care keeps climbing, supporting pet parents is more important to us than ever. We’re all in when it comes to giving our customers the peace of mind they need, making sure their pets get the care they deserve, without breaking the bank.”
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In the first quarter of this year, we saw 10-12 percent inflation in the vet industry and we really don't see any signs of that slowing down," Macias said.
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Embrace supported groundbreaking medical care by covering more than $60,000 in claims for a mixed breed dog who underwent surgery at the University of Florida, for one of the first open-heart mitral valve surgeries in the United States. UF is the only U.S. center offering this advanced procedure.