ISU-Wiseman Insurance Blog

Health care insurance plans generally accommodate a wide variety of people. Until you sit down and thoroughly review a health care plan, you cannot be sure it is the right one for you or your family. Taking the time to discover the benefits of a new health care plan may prevent some future problems. Avoid some of these common pitfalls when looking for UT health insurance.

Every type of business needs to be concerned about fire safety. To help ensure fire safety, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration has set standards for fire extinguisher use at the workplace. Employers are responsible for training employees to use portable fire extinguishers. Extinguishers have to be located in areas which are easily accessible. Following OSHA guidelines for fire extinguisher use could save one or more lives as well as lessening the number of Utah workers compensation claims.

Updating your UT health insurance with a vision plan could be a great way to save money. Eye exams, contacts and glasses are more expensive every year and insurance plans may help make new glasses affordable. Subscribing to a vision care plan through your insurance agent makes the process of getting insurance easy, and you can feel good about getting routine eye exams back in your budget.

Utah workers compensation insurance is a requirement for all employers unless granted an exemption. Also known as workers’ or workman’s comp, this insurance provides benefits to employees that become ill or injured while performing their jobs. Workers’ comp also benefits employers in that workers forfeit their right to sue (in most cases) for damages as a result of injuries.

When you are considering buying UT health insurance, you need to be aware of the many changes in regulations that may affect this area of insurance. The Affordable Care Act has created choices in the area of individual health insurance that did not previously exist.

ISU-Wiseman Insurance is a paperless company, but what does that entail? How does it affect you? 

Social Media is taking over the business and personal sphere. Are you being smart about what is posted and who sees your information?