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Aug
16
2018

HBP Guidelines Have Changed: Do You Know Your Risk?

The American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology redefined what is considered high blood pressure (HBP) in November 2017, based on new evidence supporting a lower threshold. Stage 1 high blood pressure, also known as hypertension 1, is consistently measured at 130 over 80 or greater. The previous threshold was 140 over 90.

HBP is a...

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bench during flood
Aug
14
2018

Preparing for the Hurricane Season: Insurance and Life Planning for Natural Disasters

At Catto & Catto, we saw 200 hurricane & flood insurance claims in 2017, most due to Hurricane Harvey’s devastating damage in Houston and along the Gulf Coast. Families experienced significant losses from minor wind damage to total home destruction.

Planning in Advance: Coverage that Protects

The good news is that our policyholders were...

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programmers working on computers in office
Jul
30
2018

Cybersecurity for Business

It feels as if data breaches, even of seemingly secure networks, are a daily occurrence. While advancements in information technology have made it easier than ever to run a business, organizational and customer data may be at risk unless proper cybersecurity measures are in place. Consider these cybersecurity best practices:

  1. Conduct an initial audit...
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syringes
Jul
27
2018

Are You Up to Date On Your Immunizations?

Every August, the National Public Health Information Coalition sponsors National Immunization Awareness Month to promote the importance of immunizations at all life stages. Vaccination protects everyone, from infants to the elderly, from serious illnesses and complications of vaccine-preventable diseases.

Being properly vaccinated not only protects you,...

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bulldozer digging trench
Jul
27
2018

Trenching and Excavation Safety: Industry trend and OSHA’s Direction

Trenching and excavations are not a new concept as it pertains to the construction industry. In fact, much of the way these operations have been conducted in the past few decades is still the same manner in which trenching and excavations are done today. With that in mind, it would seem that injuries and fatalities in a process that hasn’t changed much would be...

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