What Homeowners Should Do to Prevent Water Problems After a Blizzard After a massive blizzard, most people are focused on digging out, getting back on the road, and catching up from the storm. But once the snow starts melting,...
You may have questions about how your health insurance premium works. Your premium is the amount you pay for health insurance each month. Unlike other health insurance costs, you continue to pay your premium even after you’ve reached your...
Spring Flood Season Reminder: Are You Covered?As we move into spring here in Wisconsin, melting snow and heavy rain can quickly lead to flooding issues. With Flood Safety Awareness Week coming up, it’s a good time to talk about...
Smoke Detector MaintenanceSmoke detectors are one of the most important safety devices you can install in your home. Once you’ve installed smoke detectors, it’s absolutely vital to test them regularly to ensure they will work during a fire. Follow...
Usage-based auto insurance is a popular option for drivers who want more control over their premiums. Instead of relying solely on traditional rating factors, such as the driver’s age and history of moving violations and accidents, usage-based insurance tracks...
How to Read Your Health Insurance Card Your health insurance member identification (ID) card is proof of your coverage and a vital source of health plan information. It allows you to access medical care, verify coverage, and ensure accurate...
Nutrition is the foundation of health, influencing growth, disease prevention and overall well-being throughout life. Because dietary habits can shape long-term health outcomes, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the U.S. Department of Agriculture publish nutrition...
Are You Prepared for Extreme Cold?Winter in our region is not just uncomfortable. It can be dangerous. Prolonged exposure to cold weather increases the risk of serious cold-related injuries, especially hypothermia and frostbite. Understanding the warning signs and knowing...
How to Embrace Dry January As the holidays end, some people give up alcohol in what’s known as “Dry January,” also known as “Sober January.” The monthlong wellness challenge can serve as a reset after overindulging during the holidays...
