The world has become an increasingly noisy place. High noise levels can permanently damage hearing, and it can interfere with the ability to communicate. What are your favorite summertime activities? From enjoying fireworks and auto racing, to riding ATVs and motorcycles, chances are you’ll be exposed to noise that can potentially damage your hearing. And

When we talk about preventive care, exercise, medical checkups, and healthy eating come to mind. However, dental and vision exams are a couple of the easiest preventative measures to take. These check-ups can uncover the early signs of some of the worst diseases, making it beneficial for the employee and cost effective to the employer

The high cost of dental care has led many people to strongly consider dental insurance for themselves and their families. Not all policies are created equal, so seeking out the differences between plans is an important step when shopping around. Below are ten key points to know about dental insurance and dental coverage. 1. Employer-based

By Elizabeth Ann West Dental benefits cover routine care and restoration of a patient’s teeth and gums. Health care plans omit dental benefits like cleanings, restorations such as fillings, and therapies such as root canals or periodontal treatments. There are some instances where a health care plan will cover costs associated with dental care, but

Insurance is something that many people don’t often fully comprehend. And who can blame them? Trying to differentiate between all the different insurance and benefit options available, not to mention trying to make sense of the insurance policy itself, can be quite challenging. As an employer, human resources rep or policyholder, there are many different