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NEW YORK, June 3, 2013 — Riding a bike to work or school is a great way to get some exercise, save money on commuting costs and cut back on your carbon foot print. Regardless of how you plan to use your bicycle, it is important to know the rules of the road and properly insure your bike, according to the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.)
And it’s a fact that bike riding is gaining in popularity. The League of American Bicyclists points out…

Healthcare is becoming increasingly expensive, and no one is more familiar with this issue than employers offering sponsored health plans. While there is much published data that outlines the justification for raised premiums, many rising healthcare expenses are most often the result of unnecessary procedures and human error. These high costs charged to businesses are often inconsistent and unrepresentative of healthcare data, which is intentionally concealed…

Let's face it
...Murphy's Law does exist. At some point in your life you are going to have one of those days that just doesn't go your way. That deer is going to come out of nowhere, or the little old man that just didn't see you, or the drunken driver that just drives off is going to happen. Even the little fender bender in the parking lot can try to ruin your day. It may indeed ruin your day, DON't LET IT…

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Blog: www.byrnesagency.com/a-how-to-guide-for-filing-an-auto-insurance-claim/A How-To Guide for Filing an Auto Insurance ClaimHere are the important ...

Are you confused about how much money you will have to pay for a travel medical insurance claim? Read on to learn how a deductible, medical maximum, and coinsurance work in relation to a claim.

NEW YORK, May 22, 2012 — Throughout the country, cyclists are getting their bikes out of storage, tuning them up and hitting the road. Many riders are also taking advantage of the bike programs being held in May and June ranging from car-free routes to basic bike maintenance classes. But regardless of whether you are beginning to train for your first century ride, plan to take your kids for a nightly spin around the neighborhood or use your bike for transportation in an…

Question: I was in a car accident. What should I do now
Answer: Roughly three million people are injured in motor vehicle crashes each year in
the United States
.
Car accidents can happen for any number of reasons: distracted driving, defective tires, rollovers, DUIs and DWIs. But no matter the cause of the crash, there are specific steps you should take immediately after it to ensure not only your own health and safety but also your right to file a claim for…

Insurance confuses a lot of people because of the complexity of policies and the number of options, types, and choices. However, insurance can be simplified by focusing on a few specific areas. This article provides several tips to make the process of understanding your insurance policies easier by helping you to understand your coverage
To save money on travel insurance, start by looking at what you…

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AmWINS is a global specialty insurance broker with expertise across a diversified mix of property, casualty, group benefits and specialty insurance products and services
AmWINS is a global specialty insurance broker with expertise across a diversified mix of property, casualty, group benefits…

By Kayla Matthews, freelance journalist, Productivity Bytes
Kayla Matthews
Although electronic health records (EHR) are firmly established in the medical landscape, ongoing progress necessitates that providers keep up with emerging trends. Here are five of them
1. Combining Artificial Intelligence and Voice Recognition with EHR
Artificial intelligence (AI) has already shown promise for assisting doctors with making diagnoses or recognizing historical trends about a patient’s condition.…

Out-of-network medical claims aren't just a headache for employees. They can also be a hassle for employers--and their TPAs.

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Benefits claim fraud is a big problem. If you have group medical and dental coverage, here’s why you should care — and five things you can do.

CBD pet products claim to treat pain, anxiety and even seizures, but do they work? And are they even safe? The chief veterinary officer of the American Veterinary Medical Association weighs in.

By looking at your medical and pharmacy claims data you can determine the top cost drivers of your plan. There are many ways to determine how your members are utilizing your benefits. Rachel Uhrig, Senior Financial Analyst, shares three places to start.

Thomas, a reader in Chicago, wrote: “Liberty Mutual Insurance television commercials, which state ‘Only Pay for What You Need,’ appear to suggest that other insurance companies will sell you coverages you don’t need. I’ll bet a lot of people wonder what they mean.”
This column has received similar comments, and to find out what ‘Only pay for what you need” means, I contacted the company’s media…

Employee health affects more than just medical costs. Investing in an effective industry leading wellness strategy will reduce claim costs, increase productivity, reduce absenteeism and keep your employees motivated and engaged

Workers’ compensation is just one of many costs employers have to juggle. Fortunately, you can take small steps throughout the life of your policy to control your premiums. Follow these three tips to help make workers’ comp a smaller piece of your budget
Prevent workplace accidents
The best way to manage costs is to prevent accidents. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration estimates that for every dollar you invest in safety, you could get up to $6 return in return. You should tailor…

Recent studies have shown that sitting behind a desk for long periods of time can be hazardous to your health…but it can be hard to integrate exercise into our work schedules. In an effort to help keep people healthy while at work, more and more employers are offering workplace wellness programs, offering everything from gym memberships to help with smoking cessation. Read more in our Be A Prepared Patient Feature Staying Well at Work
But what if your company doesn’t yet offer…