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Risk management is the bread and butter of what we do at CanopyNation. We work with clients to determine the best solutions to minimize harm, manage legal disputes and lessen financial impact when confronted with unexpected events. Such events can range from medical needs to property protection to disability. Keep reading to find out if you need a risk management firm. But first… What is a risk management firm? Canop

Determining a health benefits strategy for a group is challenging as it is. When you add different generations in the mix, each with differing priorities, it can feel impossible to please everyone. Health benefits are a large factor in employee satisfaction, so getting your strategy right is vital to your organization. Here are a few ways that can help you determine a plan that’s right for your multi-generational emp

Health care advocates found that approximately 80% of medical bills in the U.S. contain at least one error. This alarming statistic means it’s crucial you carefully review your bill to make sure you aren’t overcharged for medical services. Checking your medical bill isn’t as complicated of a process as it may seem. We have a few tips to make sure you are being charged accurately. 1. Request and review an itemized bil

Health plans vary and have their own sets of benefits and drawbacks related to coverage, physicians, copays and premiums, among others. You’ll need to compare the different types of health insurance plans and choose the one that best fits your needs and budget. It’s important to note that the most suitable plan will depend on your personal health, family’s health and financial situation. There are a few main points o

Health insurance may be one of the most critical annual purchases you undergo since it can impact your physical, mental and financial wellness. Unfortunately, selecting a health insurance plan can feel overwhelming. With so many options, it can also be easy to make a mistake when selecting coverage. We explore six common missteps related to selecting a health insurance plan. Avoid these mistakes and you’ll be ready t

If the pandemic has taught us anything, it is that virtual communication has provided ease and convenience when trying to connect with others. While most of us may be feeling “Zoom fatigue” from our everyday jobs, video and phone appointments are extremely helpful and have become more prominent in the health care world. Telemedicine has made health care more efficient by providing remote access to a variety of medica

More employers are adding options for long-term care insurance to their employee benefits packages. As the average age of our nation’s population increases and life spans extend longer, the U.S. is seeing a growing need for long-term care. Most people forget to plan their health care coverage past retirement, and health plans like Medicare and private health insurance plans typically do not cover expenses for ongoing

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 6 in 10 U.S. adults have a chronic disease and 4 in 10 adults have two or more conditions. Furthermore, chronic diseases are the leading drivers of the nation’s $4.1 trillion in annual health care costs and are a significant source of financial pain for employers. What differentiates chronic health care from other types of care? Chronic health conditions re

Health care can get expensive, especially if you or your family experiences injuries or illnesses that frequently land you in the doctor’s office or hospital. If you are looking for ways to spend less on health care, consider these tips. Understand how your health plan works. Read your health insurance benefits summary to know what is covered and what your portion of the bill will be for different services and