What Your Eyes Tell About You
Medical researchers have discovered that our eyes may communicate the existence of health problems, sometimes even before physical symptoms appear.
Read Full ArticleWe understand how important it is for you to provide your employees with the best dental, vision and hearing plans. It’s important to us, too. Whether working with HR directors and benefits administrators, or with brokers and producers—we’re focused on making the complicated world of benefits less complicated and more fulfilling. We invite you to explore our site and find out how we’re doing that every day.
Encouraging Employees to Focus on Prevention
How often do you take advantage of preventive programs to maintain or improve your health? Do you participate in wellness screenings to identify possible health concerns, consume nutritious foods and avoid those high in sugars and fats, exercise several times each week or visit the dentist at least once each year for a checkup and cleaning? Most of us have great intentions, but we need a push of encouragement to take care of ourselves.
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How to Evaluate Dental Carrier Differences
When evaluating an insurance carrier, there are important variables to consider that won’t be in the proposal you receive. All dental carriers are not equal, so carefully assess the differences.
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Implementing a Wellness Program That Works
Many Americans overindulge in high-calorie foods, avoid fitness activities and take minimal time to step away from the stressors in their lives. Employees in poor health cost businesses more than healthy employees.
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Ameritas Group Supports UNMC College of Dentistry SHARING Clinic
The partnership between Ameritas Group and the UNMC College of Dentistry is significant, and reflects our common goal of providing the best possible dental care services to community members in need.
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On a Quest to Reduce Oral, Head and Neck Cancer
Considered as the sixth most common cancer in the United States, oral, head and neck cancer strikes more than 50,000 Americans each year. It occurs primarily in the mouth, lips, throat, nasal cavity, sinuses, thyroid or salivary glands, throat or larynx (voice box).
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