American Diabetes Month (November)
November is National Diabetes Month. With 1 in 5 adults not knowing that they are impacted directly by diabetes, it’s essential to understand the risk factors and symptoms.
Health Literacy Month (October)
October is Health Literacy Month. Those with low health literacy may not receive equal medical and
behavioral care because they do not have the same level of understanding as their provider. Ways to
improve health literacy include asking questions, researching your medical conditions, checking for
handouts or materials at the doctor’s office and having further conversations with your provider.
National Recovery Month (September)
September is National Recovery Month. Recovering from addiction is a process of change that can improve wellness, increase control and help you reach your full potential. Use this month to reflect on your health and the goals you want to accomplish.
Gastroparesis Awareness Month (August)
Gastroparesis is a condition that affects the muscles of the stomach, preventing proper stomach emptying. It can cause indigestion, pain, bloating, heartburn and blood sugar fluctuations. Nearly 1 in 3 people who have diabetes develop gastroparesis, but it can also arise following surgery, the use of certain medications or in association with another illness.
UV Safety Awareness Month (July)
During the summer months, it’s time to get outside and enjoy the sunshine. But it’s important to know that too much sun can negatively impact your body. Ultraviolet (UV) rays contain harmful radiation, and too much exposure can cause serious health issues, such as premature aging and skin cancer.
National Safety Month (June)
Preventable injuries, also known as accidents, are the fourth leading cause of death in the United States. Since accidents can happen anytime, safety is important all the time.
National Mental Health Awareness Month (May)
An individual’s mental health—how one thinks, feels and acts—can change over time due to various factors. Mental illnesses are some of the most common health conditions in the United States. While 1 in 5 adults experiences mental illness each year, less than half of them receive treatment.
Client and Employee Resources
The more your employees understand your benefit plans the more they become educated, empowered consumers. The programs you provide will also gain an enhanced value.
As your strategic partners in employee benefits, we can provide multiple avenues of ongoing support, including:
- Employee Meetings (English and Spanish)
- Webcasts
- Payroll Stuffers
- Poster Campaigns
- Newsletters
Carrier Directories
E-Verify is a web-based system that allows enrolled employers to confirm the eligibility of their employees to work in the United States. Click the image below to begin.
