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emergency assistance — Natural disasters can cause a huge amount of damage to our homes and property and cause unexpected medical expenses. Forester’s Financial has created the Emergency Assistance Program to help its clients in the times they need it most when natural disasters strike. How the Emergency Assistance Program From Foresters Works […]

Emergency Assistance Program From Foresters

August 20, 2020 in Health / life / Medicare tagged emergency / environment / hurricane / safety / weather by Jenny McCann

Healthcare workers need personal protective equipment (PPE) in order to stay safe on the job – now more than ever. However, the materials used to make these in-demand items may be absorbing and carrying the virus that doctors, nurses, and patients are trying to avoid. Now that COVID-19 has taken […]

Material Treatment to Repel COVID-19

May 29, 2020 in life tagged disease / emergency / hospitals / public health / safety by Jenny McCann

The travel industry has taken a negative turn due to COVID-19, and many travelers found out the hard way that they were not only risking their health but their money too. However, even without the current pandemic, travelers need to make sure they are reading the fine print on their […]

Does Travel Insurance Cover Medical Expenses?

May 28, 2020 in life tagged emergency / health insurance / insurance coverage / public health / travel insurance by Jenny McCann

As COVID-19 has ravaged the United States – as well as the rest of the world – many businesses were forced to shut down. As the world slowly begins to re-open, restaurants have been perhaps the most controversial business topic. Employing more than 15 million people, the foodservice industry closure […]

Future Changes to the Restaurant Industry

May 17, 2020 in life tagged business planning / community / emergency / public health / technology by Jenny McCann

Nike created a shoe specifically designed for medical professionals who are on their feet for upwards of 12 hours each day. Called “Nike Air Zoom Pulse,” the shoes were developed and tested at OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital in Portland, OR. With staff input, Nike was able to bring comfort to […]

Hospital Sneakers by Nike

May 11, 2020 in life tagged community / emergency / health / hospitals / public health by Jenny McCann

Recently, we have all seen how the coronavirus has negatively impacted our economy. We have also heard some experts claim that we are currently in a recession, some going so far as to envision a Great Depression-like economy in the future. These are tough times for everyone. It is important […]

Economic Depression vs. Recession

April 27, 2020 in life tagged depression / economics / emergency / finances / government aid by Jenny McCann

On Friday, the House of Representatives approved a stimulus package worth trillions of dollars. Now heading to the desk of the President, all that’s left is for his signature to be approved. The Coronavirus stimulus package is needed because of the effects of the spread by COVID-19, over the last […]

Coronavirus Stimulus Package: $2 Trillion to Help The Economy

April 22, 2020 in life tagged diease / economics / emergency / government aid by Jadon Sennet

2 trillion is a very large number. Putting that into perspective, that’s 12 zeros ($2,000,000,000,000), nearly 1/10 of America’s total GDP. This package is going to be used as rescue money for many Americans. This also includes $500 billion in bailout money to help industries, including airlines and manufacturers. Here’s […]

What’s In A $2 Trillion Stimulus Package?

April 21, 2020 in life tagged disease / economics / emergency / government aid by Jenny McCann

Top investors in the United States are calling for the market to close down for two weeks. This would allow for the markets to calm down and be less emotional, allowing for everything to go back to where it was before we started with the coronavirus. But will it really […]

Will The United States Close Their Market for Two Weeks?

April 13, 2020 in life tagged disease / economics / emergency / finances / government by Jenny McCann

With restaurants being forced to temporarily close their doors, employers are having to get creative in order to support their employees. Now that the pandemic is getting worse, restaurant employees need more than paid sick leave. When news of the virus first broke, many restaurants were offering emergency sick leave […]

Restaurant Employers Support Their Employees

April 5, 2020 in life tagged disease / emergency / government aid / public health / unemployment by Jenny McCann