Statement on 2018 NAIC report and short-term health coverageFor more than 50 years, LifeMap has helped people pick the right coverage for every stage of life, including life and disability insurance, dental, vision, accident and illness coverage.

Back to school and time to check child seat safetyAs we begin preparing our children to return to school, it’s a great time to review vehicle safety when transporting children.

Have fun—and stay safe—in the summer sun!Summer is in full swing and that means the heat is on. Here are important heat-related facts and tips for staying safe this season.

DOL issues ERISA updates, effective April 1stAs you may be aware, in December 2016, the Department of Labor (DOL) announced the release of a Final Rule to strengthen consumer protections for private-sector workers making claims for benefits from their workplace disability insurance plans.

February is National Children’s Dental Health Month: Help children maintain a healthy smileAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 20% of U.S. children ages 5 to 11 and 13% of U.

Protect your brain during physical winter sports and activitiesWhen playing sports or engaging in rigorous physical activity, protecting the head from Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) should be one of your most pressing safety concerns for you and your family.

How to communicate benefits information for a successful annual enrollmentOpen enrollment is a busy and often stressful time of the year for HR personnel. It’s is a complex process with many moving parts, so organizations need to do a good job of communicating benefits information.

Voluntary benefits: How they work and why they're importantEmployee participation in voluntary coverage is on the rise across the nation. In the 2017 benefit year, voluntary coverage increased by 138% in the West, 567% in the Midwest, 208% in the South, and 59% in the Northeast, compared with the previous benefit year.

Safe fun in the summer sunSchool’s out and summer is here—which means many families are heading outdoors for fun and adventure. But summer can also bring risks.

Tips for improving your health this Men’s Health WeekDid you know that 12.4% of men over 18 years of age are in fair or poor health?[1] In addition, the leading causes of death among men include heart disease, cancer and accidents.

Reduce your risk of stroke this Stroke Awareness MonthDid you know that someone in the United States has a stroke every 40 seconds?1 Despite how common this medical emergency is, the good news is that 80% of all strokes are preventable.

Tips for Staying Healthy this SpringThe warmer weather and bright skies in spring can bring about a great amount of excitement after the winter months. The changing of the seasons is also an excellent time to adopt new healthy habits or take control of any existing health problems triggered during this time.