This year over 300,000 people will be diagnosed with breast cancer.

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A recent Chubb survey found the majority of Americans (68%) said they were concerned about the financial well–being of themselves and their families.

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This year over 300,000 people will be diagnosed with breast cancer.

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I grew up in a very large family in an average sized house.

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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an annual campaign to raise money and awareness of this potentially devastating disease.

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Cancer is second only to heart disease as the leading cause of death in the U.S.—and is projected to...

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Everywhere you go this time of year, friends, family and coworkers say things like, “It’s pumpkin season!”

Committed to Growth During the Pandemic

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There are many ways that the coronavirus has changed our daily lives. Online learning is one of them.

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It’s too expensive. I really don’t need it. It’s difficult to obtain. I can’t figure out what’s best for me. I don’t want to think about this subject at all. These are some of the most common concerns...

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Our home network has proven to be essential these days in our eLearning and work-from-home environment.

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Sport season is here for those who are lucky enough to be able to play during this pandemic.

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During the unprecedented times brought on by the global pandemic, it has been quite complex adjusting to the “new normal."

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How do you live a healthy life? This is a common question that leads to many different conversations and conclusions. Everyone seems to have an opinion on what a healthy lifestyle means. We live in a society that...

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Dr. Elizabeth Lombardo reacts to a recent Chubb survey of Americans working from home with 6 tips

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You want your employees to know you have their backs when things get tough.

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Monitoring sugar intake is a challenge for the 29.1 million Americans with diabetes. Nutrition labels are confusing with differing names and titles used to represent the kinds of sugar and sweeteners that elevate blood sugar; things like...

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If you’re into fitness at all, you’ve likely heard the buzz over recent years regarding high intensity interval training (HIIT). In these workouts, participants take part in repeated, brief rounds of high-effort exercise...

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And while most people recover and move on, people who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) struggle to return to “normal” for months or years...

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The average life expectancy for men in the United States is 76 years old, five years less than for women. Why is this?

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For nearly 100 years, Combined Insurance has focused on helping people when they need it most.

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5 Healthy Habits Men Should Adopt to Lead a Healthier Life

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Critical illnesses can negatively impact the financial health of individuals and families—even those with health insurance. That’s what makes critical illness insurance a popular form of supplemental coverage...

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Social distancing may mean more people than ever before will be conducting their own fireworks shows this Independence Day.

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May is Melanoma Awareness month, a time to draw attention to melanoma - a form of cancer that is usually found on the skin.

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We are excited to continue our blog series about staying committed to growth during the pandemic.

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It’s more important than ever to listen to our experts and do what we can to be our healthiest selves.

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It’s no secret that the rising costs of healthcare are a persistent concern for both employers and employees. Corporate and individual healthcare consumers are exploring new ways...

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Organic foods can skyrocket your grocery bill, but do you need to buy all organic? Maybe not. Learn more in our latest post...

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Each year, April 22nd marks the birth of the modern day environmental movement. On that day in 1970, 20 million Americans rallied from coast to coast, shedding light on growing environmental concerns and the organization needed for change. By 1990...

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Have you ever tried to manage a phone call while continuing to work? How did that work out for you? The fact is, while many of us tout our superhuman multitasking skills, they’re nothing to brag about. Only 2 percent of the population can claim...

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We can choose to use this time of social isolation and uncertainty in a positive way, to strive to emerge stronger and healthier.

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Here at Combined Insurance, we take having a Positive Mental Attitude seriously.

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We are being urged by health officials to practice social distancing, wash our hands more often and avoid touching our eyes, nose and mouth during this current

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If you’ve ever felt stressed – and let’s face it, if you’re human, you have – you’ve experienced anxiety. But for 40 million Americans or about 18 percent of the population, anxiety becomes intense or excessive and...

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If there's one storage area in your home that gets neglected, it's your closets - it's so easy to simply shut the door and pretend the clutter isn't there. Today we're discussing the bathroom variety, to ensure you and your family...

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As a silver lining to the stressful headlines today, here are five reasons to give your furry friend a little extra appreciation..

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Working from home can be tough..

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One of the most popular and effective forms of stress release is exercise: it can improve your mood, pumps up your endorphins and takes your mind off whatever is stressing you at the moment. But what do you do when...

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Some of the best insurance agents I know love their careers partly because of the exciting rush that comes with helping customers purchase policies that best fit their needs, which then can help...

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Nearly one out of two adults in the United States has at least one risk factor for developing cardiovascular disease.

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It’s National Heart Health Month, and it’s the perfect time to think about not only your own heart health, but the heart health of our beloved dogs.

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One theme that stands out prominently is that as a group, millennials are entrepreneurial. In fact, a study done by Bentley University found that only 13%...

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We may be a little biased in the recruiting department at Combined Insurance, but we think choosing a career in insurance sales is a great idea! Anyone...a

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February is Insurance Careers Month, and here at Combined, we are reflecting on the limitless possibilities and the value of insurance careers. Combined Insurance has a vibrant history that...

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If you knew there was an increased chance you’d develop diabetes or cancer in the near or distant future, what would you do now to mitigate the effects of the disease? Or, what if you knew a certain drug wouldn’t work as well...

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The holidays are over, and open enrollment season is wrapping up. You’ve selected your major medical plan and 2020 is off to a great start. But don’t...

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Our founder, W. Clement Stone, had a vision to make the world a better place.

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In this tight labor market, businesses need to go the extra mile to attract the best talent. The unemployment rate in October 2019 was at 3.6%...

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Trying to avoid gluten this holiday season? So many people are intolerant of or sensitive to gluten and for health reasons, need to steer clear of...

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Millions of Americans are carefully considering their comprehensive health insurance options as Open Enrollment is occurring around the country. Whether you...

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The numbers are stunning: Nearly one in two adults in the United States carry at least one major risk factor for heart disease. Are you one of them?

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9.4% of the American population suffers from diabetes, and it is the 7th leading cause of death in the U.S. Diabetes manifests as type 1 or type 2, but most people have...

Diabetes Awareness Month: What You Need to Know

Traditional Thanksgiving foods are naturally good for you. Fresh cranberries, sweet potatoes, squash, carrots and other root vegetables are packed with fiber...

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Cancer treatment is more effective than ever, which is great news for the approximately 38% of men and women who will be diagnosed with cancer sometime in their lifetime. But, these advances come with a high price tag...

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Although the overall rate of cancer deaths is declining in the United States, a cancer diagnosis can have a devastating effect on patients’ finances...

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If there is any good news about cancer, it’s that the overall cancer death rate in the United States is declining. The bad news? The total associated personal cost of a cancer diagnosis is...

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As summer winds down and we settle back into a fall routine, the seasonal shift is a good time to revisit awareness around flu prevention. Flu season can...

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A common question I get around this time of year from my patients is whether or not I think they should get flu shots. The short answer is yes. I’ve always encouraged my patients...

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No matter how old your kids are, there’s nothing crazier or more chaotic than the month school starts. Lists of supplies are endless, they’ve grow out of clothes and shoes, their hair needs a trim, and the whole family needs a refresh on school routines...

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26% of Americans are living with a disability and are dealing not only with the physical and mental ramifications, but also with the financial fallout of not b

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Every May marks the beginning of a new intern season at Combined Insurance

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Answering this question is not easy, but it’s worth taking the time now, before you need it, to decide if it’s right for you. Assessing your needs and identifying the right blend of supplemental insurance coverage is highly personal...

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This month we are showcasing our Combined culture, sharing the collective values of our employees, how we give back to the diverse communities where we live and

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If you’re polishing your dress shoes—and your resume—for a summer internship, congratulations! You’re about to embark on an adventure that’s guaranteed to make an impact on your career. An internship provides...

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This month we are shining a spotlight on our company culture and inviting our readers to learn more about what’s important to our employees, the priority we put

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There’s nothing like the easy visits and enjoyable entertaining that summer ushers in.

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Men’s Health Month is here, and it’s a great reminder to take a deeper look into factors we can control to promote a healthier lifestyle both for both men and w

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With tick season in full spring swing, it’s time to think about protecting your family members—including your pets—from ticks and Lyme disease.

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Ready to take your summer salads up a notch? Efrain Montoya, graphic designer at Combined Insurance with a Mexican heritage, shares his love of jicama and his family’s jicama salad recipe...

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If you’re like most pet owners, you consider your pets to be family, and you’d stop at nothing to make sure they are healthy and happy. No pet parent wants to think about it, but it’s important that you have a plan to deal with expensive vet bills...

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We may like to kid around with our family members or roommates who keep us up at night with their snoring, but for some people it really is no...

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Slowly but surely, cancer death rates in the United States are declining for men, women and children. In 2018, America’s biopharmaceutical companies were...

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Cancer is everywhere. Nearly everyone has a friend or loved one who has suffered –or is suffering—with the condition. And no matter how healthy we think we may be, the numbers...

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Eighty seven percent of employers say that improving retention is a critical priority for their organization. Here, we’ll take a look at 3 ways forward-thinking companies are strengthening their retention efforts...

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Women’s History Month celebrates the achievements of women throughout U.S. History, and presents a great opportunity to celebrate...

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Does your teen love taking naps? With intense sports practices, piled-on homework and altered circadian rhythms, many teens take naps as soon they get home from school, attend practice and do homework, and then fall asleep...

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If you’re like many Americans, you’re concerned about your triglycerides, cholesterol, sugar levels or waistline—or all of the above. But you enjoy a sweet...

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We are pleased to participate in the 4th annual Insurance Careers Awareness Month, an awareness event to support the Insurance Careers Movement. We believe what we do here...

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Time for a new doctor? Maybe you’ve moved, or your insurance changed, or things just don’t feel right between you and your doctor anymore. It’s important to take the time to find a doctor who has the right qualifications, experience, and...

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Selling supplemental insurance is really selling “peace of mind.” Making money is great—think uncapped income!—but the work is first and foremost about helping people protect their livelihood in the case of the unexpected. In fact...

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January is National Birth Defects Prevention Month, and this year’s theme is “Best for you. Best for Baby.” Every 4 ½ minutes, a baby is born with a birth defect in the United States, so Supplementally Speaking is joining with leading prenatal health experts...

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Employees at Combined Insurance have been invited to participate in their parent company, Chubb’s, “Team up to Slim Down” healthy weight loss challenge. With some great prizes on the table, Supplementally Speaking spoke to...

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Have you made improving your fitness a goal for 2019? One secret to keeping this resolution is to set yourself up for success by giving yourself lots of options for working out, no matter what...

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Are you one of the 68% of Americans who owns a pet? Yes, they can add a little work to your daily routine, but they give back plenty in return. Studies show that pets can improve people’s emotional, mental and even...

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When was the last time you updated your resume? The job market is always changing, and you never know when the next great opportunity might come along. Don’t let...

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With the hustle, bustle and extra socializing that comes with the holiday season, comes more stress, fatigue, poor diet choices and exposure to the cold virus. Unfortunately there is no vaccine or cure for the cold, but you can stay healthier...

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Have you been in the working world for 20, 30 or even 40 years but feel stale, stuck or uninspired? It just might be high time to consider a career change. If you’ve been successful in the past...

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Did your pet visit the vet this year? Responsible pet owners typically take their pets for annual checkups and to make sure their pets are protected from preventable diseases through vaccinations. Traditionally this would mean...

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Diversity and inclusion are much more than buzz words at Combined Insurance. They are core values that are realized in a concrete way through the company’s support of our Spanish-speaking customers and our employees who...

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Are you enjoying social media to stay up to date with friends and relatives, and maybe to find out what’s new with your favorite brands? Are you also...

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Account Executive at Combined Insurance, Roneisha Ridley, learned early on in her 13 year career in the United States Army that systems and procedures work: they are designed by...

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September is an extra-special month for us here at Combined Insurance, because it invites us to celebrate two causes we care deeply about: Hispanic Heritage and Life Insurance Awareness. We celebrate the...

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One of my duties as a primary care physician is to help my patients treat and live with complicated illnesses like diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Over the years, I’ve learned that many patients hope they can...

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Insurance agents may have sales careers, but they're doing a lot more than selling. And even though they're acting as agents, they're doing a lot more than facilitating transactions. Sure, they work hard...

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When Combined Insurance agent, William “Rhett” Jacobs, who lives in South Carolina, visited Chicago this past spring, artfully decorated dog statues adorning...

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Nothing says “I love you” like a delicious, nutritious homemade breakfast to start your child’s day off right, but mornings can be super hectic making “homemade” the last thing on...

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Millennials will be roughly 75% of the USA workforce in 2025. No doubt, this age group is going to have a tremendous impact in the areas where they put their passion, time and energy. For the 3rd year in a row...

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What a great way to start the summer! On June 3rd, the American Society for Clinical Oncology released news to make our sunny summer days even brighter. According to a long-term, federally-funded study...

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June is Scleroderma Awareness Month. A serious autoimmune rheumatic disease, scleroderma affects about 300,000 Americans, and it has a mortality rate of...

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This summer, Combined Insurance is welcoming 14 talented students to its 2018 Summer Internship Program. The company successfully re-launched its summer internship program in 2015, and like the past 3 summers...

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Are you one of the two-thirds of the public who know little or nothing about Lupus? The Lupus Foundation of America is trying to change that through an awareness campaign...

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Summer is almost officially here! Every change of season can be a reminder to check in with your home to make sure it’s in tip top shape. Summer is an especially great time to focus on...

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Since we know that every diet that works is low in sugar and high in fiber, a homemade pot of vegetable soup is a good time investment in the kitchen. Farmer’s market season is a great time to experiment with different vegetables...

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You’re more likely now more than ever to have your identity stolen1, either materially through discarded mail, for example, or digitally online. Identity theft occurs when someone steals your personal information like...

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Insurance sales agents enjoy one of the most flexible jobs around. Because they’re naturally self-directed and highly motivated, they can decide how far they want to go and how they’re going to...

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Your employees are healthcare consumers making their way through the post-healthcare reform marketplace. With each symptom, office visit and claim they’re learning how to manage their health, provider relationships...

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Does your family have supplemental insurance plans in their coverage portfolio? It’s always interesting to examine the reasons why not. Some people think insurance is just too complicated—fair enough. But that’s why you work with a trusted agent who...

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Yes, workplace accidents are a thing. The top causes and tips to avoid them. Accidents aren’t part of the daily work grind. Yet, almost 3 million people...

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Inflammation is a popular buzzword because so many everyday things trigger it, from a twist on the playing field (swollen ankle) to a trip to the pizza joint (heartburn). But so can ongoing work stress, a smoking habit or an autoimmune condition like...

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Today's most competitive benefits packages are customizable, offering a little something for everyone. They really have to be, considering there are now five generations in the American workforce. The idea that a company could offer...

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To honor Women's History Month, we are taking a look at women and insurance. Whether they're making healthcare decisions for the family, purchasing insurance coverage or selling policies to customers in the community, women make up...

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It may not seem like it, but spring is right around the corner. And with every new season comes an opportunity to check in with your most important investment - your home - to ensure its ready to meet...

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Whether or not you celebrated Valentine's Day or Galentine's Day, there is one thing that we can all celebrate this month: relationships. As human beings, relationships are essential for our overall wellbeing and survival. According to Harvard Health Publishing...

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It’s the season of love, and we want you to treat yourself and those you love. But this Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to be another sugar-filled and fake food fest. Make some of these treats...

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It's becoming more and more important for insurance agents to understand how to connect with-and sell to-Millennial consumers. By most accounts, Millennials are emerging as the most...

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Valentine's Day may feel a little like a Hallmark holiday, but the day marks more than the celebration of couples and their love. Since 1998, February 14th has also served as National Donor Day; an event started by the Saturn Corporation and its United Auto Workers...

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The reality of cardiovascular disease as the number one cause of death for women in the U.S. is staggering: heart disease kills a woman every 80 seconds. Conversely, it's believed education and lifestyle changes can prevent as much as

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January is National Birth Defects Prevention Month, and a great time to discuss the importance of getting enough folic acid. If you or someone you know is pregnant, we have an important message for you: Make sure you are getting enough folic acid to prevent...

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Whether they enroll in major medical coverage through their employers or an ACA marketplace, many Americans today select plans with high deductibles. This might be a plan that’s defined by the IRS as a “high deductible health plan” or a traditional plan that offers...

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Is “doing good” or “making a difference” on your 2018 resolution list? If so, consider donating blood during January, National Blood Donor Month, and throughout the year. According the American Red Cross, someone requires blood donation...

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You’ve probably heard that more employers are offering supplemental insurance plans as part of a competitive benefits package. But do you know why? Accident, critical illness, cancer, disability and other voluntary plans...

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If you’re a homeowner, you perform maintenance like changing furnace filters, replacing smoke detector batteries and adding salt to your water softener. Maybe you have a lawn or tree service to care for your property or possibly...

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Fats are confusing. Just 15 to 20 years ago, fat was a four-letter word and for health-minded folks, a super-limited dietary component. But the avoidance of all fats...

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This year, we are proud to share that we continued to live out our common purpose by giving back to communities where we live and work! We honored our founder, W. Clement Stone’s, philanthropic legacy and engaged in charitable endeavors...

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Love the winter? Great! Get out and enjoy the beautiful snow. Just be careful. Consider these stats...

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If you’re like well, almost anyone, at some point in your life you’ve proclaimed goals and resolutions for a new year. As January 1 approaches, many of us are making lists...

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More than five million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s disease in 2017 and according the Alzheimer’s Association, that number could rise to 16 million by 2050. The disease kills more people than...

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Employers today are competing for top talent—and they can use a comprehensive employee benefits package to their advantage. That’s because top candidates understand the value of...

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It’s November. Time to pull out your puffy jackets and fluffy scarves, right? Sure! November is also National Healthy Skin Month, so it’s also time for...

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Whether serving his country or helping people choose the right supplemental insurance policies to suit their needs, the most satisfying part of Fred...

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Sales success can start anywhere. Some of our very best agents come from backgrounds that may not seem conventional at first glance, but they do have one thing in common: Positive Mental Attitude (PMA).

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When Combined Insurance agent Ryan was only 21 years old, he experienced a health scare that no 21-year-old ever expects: he had to undergo an unplanned open heart surgery. After undergoing...

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Do you know what your employees really think about their benefits? While you keep track of benefit enrollment and participation trends, you might not know how valuable they actually are...

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In the U.S., obesity is the most common chronic disease of childhood, affecting 30% of children. “Baby fat” is adorable, but when a child two years old or older is overweight, there’s cause for concern. Excess body fat can be...

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When you’re the primary caregiver for someone in need, everything seems urgent, except your own needs. But just like we’re instructed to don our own oxygen mask on an airplane before assisting those near us, as caregivers...

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It’s not easy to predict who is going to be a great sales agent at Combined Insurance, but one thing we do know is that any agent who applies what they learn at our training, follows our system and puts in the hard work has a high probability of success. We are unique because...

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Did you know your brain consumes about 20% of your daily calories?1 Feed it well! Make sure the calories you consume come from foods that contain vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that actually help your brain perform better. Anything less, and you just might...#

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For the last several years, it seems the answer to so many ailments is “Drink more water!” And while it’s certainly not a cure all, proper hydration is a wellness baseline that helps all the systems in our bodies function properly...

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As parents and caregivers, we want to help our kids do their very best. We want to spark new ideas, inspire creative adventures and ignite their intellectual curiosities. But they won’t get far without the right fuel for their brains and bodies...

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Some people call it the caveman diet, the primal diet, or the hunter-gatherer diet. But it’s actually not a diet at all. It’s a lifestyle that incorporates a diet of...

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Managing healthcare dollars is a common challenge for many Americans. Your employees may need help paying their out-of-pocket medical expenses, both those going toward deductibles and coinsurance and those that don’t. That’s because major medical plans are not designed to cover...

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Millennials will make up roughly 50% of the American workforce in 2020. And while individuals in every generation are unique, researchers have painted a broad picture...

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You know the great feeling you get on the first real summer day, when the sun is shining and warm and all signs of winter have faded away? Well, have you noticed? Your pets feel it, too! Beautiful weather...

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Have you ever walked into another room to get something and once you arrived, had no idea why you were there or what you needed in the first place? Or have you been at a social gathering and know you recognize a person across the room, but just can’t recall...

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A recent report on the labor market outlook for young graduates paints a fairly bleak picture. Because of the Great Recession, young graduates have disproportionately elevated unemployment rates...

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Whether it’s the feel of the earth in your hands or the warm sun on your back, when it comes to benefits, gardeners get them in spades. And one of those...

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Fitting a job to person, otherwise known as ergonomics, can decrease musculoskeletal disorders such as carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger, tendinitis, rotator cuff injuries and low back injuries. In honor of National Safety Month, Supplementally Speaking is sharing tips...

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We are pleased to announce that we just launched a new Combined Insurance Latino Facebook page! Spanish speaking or not, we hope all of you will stop by and like our page and comment on and share our posts. While our Latino page will be similar to our Corporate Facebook page...

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Are you among the 62.6 million Americans who donated a total of 7.9 billion volunteer hours during 2015? If so, you may be surprised to learn that not only did you do good work that benefitted those in need or a cause...

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Combined Insurance recently welcomed Illinois Chair of the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR), Mr. Ron Bacci, to our office to preside over the Statement of Support (SoS) signing ceremony with our President, Brad Bennett. By signing the SoS, we reaffirmed our ongoing commitment...

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Ana is a successful, motivated, bilingual, Millennial sales agent working in southeastern United States, and she has a message for her peers still looking for a meaningful career: Consider being an agent at Combined Insurance!

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We all experience stress some time or another. And we know that chronic stress has a negative impact on our physical and mental health. Are we doing enough to manage it?

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A little over a year ago, award winning Combined Insurance agent, Deborah Quaglietta, was squeezing in only a couple of hours of sleep during the early morning hours between her late night waitressing job and her early morning casino gig.

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Spring has sprung, and summer’s on its way. We can finally get outside and start soaking in some sunshine. When enjoyed in moderation and with some common sense, sunlight is great for your health! Here are 5 reasons...

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While sleep needs are individual, the National Sleep Foundation (NSF) recommends 7-9 hours of sleep for most adults. Even if we’re snoozing for “long enough,” many of us feel our sleep itself isn’t quite...

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If you’re near or in your 40’s, you’ve likely felt occasional forgetfulness. “What did I come in this room to get? What’s that guy’s name again? What else did I need at the store?” While not knowing the answers to...

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Spring has sprung and if you weren’t already hitting the outdoors for your workout, now’s a good time to start! Ditch the treadmill and head out for some rejuvenating fresh air and vitamin D. And when you do, think about how the tunes in your ears power your body, allowing for max impact from your workouts.

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Millennial insurance agent Sarah Marker would make our founder, W. Clement Stone, proud. She is a prime example of someone who has taken his success principles to heart and has used them to succeed at Combined Insurance...

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Predicting which foods and cuisine-related trends will take hold is, in all honesty, a little bit of a crapshoot. There’s a lot that goes into the making of predictions, be it culinary vision or marketing department direction. But if you’re a lover of...

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There’s a lot of talk these days about generational differences between Baby Boomers and Millennials in the workplace-and in general. As talent acquisition professionals, we know it’s important to understand generational differences in our candidates, so we interviewed two of our exceptional employees, a Millennial and a Baby Boomer, to see how different (or similar) these two...

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Many of us clock in upwards of 40 hours of work each week. That’s a significant amount of time, especially if you spend most of it sitting at conference tables, at lunch tables, or at your desk, hunched over the keyboard with furrowed brows and stiff shoulders. And you’re probably sitting in the car, train, or bus on your way to and from work—and you can’t wait...

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Zika took over the news headlines just over a year ago, and a few infected areas have grown into many, including some closer to home. With spring break...

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Deadlines, high expectations, a heavy workload, chatty co-workers, office politics…it’s no mystery why the very thought of work makes some people feel stressed. Stress is a part of life—and it’s a big part of today’s workplace. But don’t let that stress you out...

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Doesn’t it seem like, despite our best efforts at home, the office environment puts us face-to-face with endless opportunities to consume junk food—and it’s...

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Started as a European campaign to raise public awareness of rare diseases and their impact on patients and their families, Rare Disease Day has become a global phenomenon with over 80 participating countries. It is celebrated toward the end...

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Congratulations! You’re scheduled for a job interview! The recruiter saw something he or she likes and wants to learn more about you and all the marvelous...

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It’s not easy to be the Number One Recruiter at Combined Insurance! So when Mallory did just that two years in a row, we had to find out what drives her to...

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If you’re like most parents, you’ve heard the whines of protest from young kids when giving them a gentle reminder about brushing their teeth. As parents...

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Dealing with the aftermath of an illness or injury is both physical and financial. While you’re receiving treatment and getting healthy, you may incur new...

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We had the pleasure of talking with Tara, one of our successful sales agents on the west coast. She’s having a wonderful experience working at Combined...

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It’s hard to imagine a tiny little gland inside your neck could have so much impact on overall health, but it does...

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We caught up with one of our young agents on the east coast, Jean-Carlo, to find out what drives him to be so successful at Combined Insurance. Jean-Carlo...

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With so many companies and so many job seekers in one place, it’s important to do everything you can to stand out from the crowd so you can connect with the...

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Thanksgiving reminds us to take a moment to reflect on the things we are thankful for and to share our gratitude with those around us who make our lives...

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Combined, lung and pancreatic cancers affect nearly 275,000 people in America each year. Nearly 225,000 of those cases are cancers of the lung. Lung and...

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At Combined Insurance, we are proud to support our Veterans! This Veteran’s Day, we are focusing on one of our outstanding Veteran employees, Glenn Elmore...

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According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), they’ve received nearly 30,000 reports of medication errors since 1992, an amount which represents...

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Combined Insurance is a proud sponsor of the 2016 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) One Walk at Montrose Harbor in Chicago—an event we’ve...

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For 94 years, Combined Insurance has grown to be a leader in supplemental insurance, but just because we’re old doesn’t mean we’re behind the times...

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During National Hispanic Heritage Month, I’d like to take a moment to recognize the unique contributions Latinos make to the American culture...

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If you follow the news, then you know opioid addiction is nothing short of an epidemic. And while there are certainly countless patients who require pain...

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Combined Insurance employees and their guests got out of the office a little early Thursday for a round of golf at the Old Orchard Country Club, located in...

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We asked: What makes millennials tick in the workplace?

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Consider offering supplemental insurance. Employees perceive supplemental insurance as a...

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There are all kinds of heroes. Obvious ones, like those who provide our first defense when our life or liberty is at risk, protect the public...

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Learning about spinal anatomy is important because it may help you better understand what is going on, and it will help you communicate more effectively with...

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Today we embrace his philosophy, infusing his time-tested strategies into today’s agent training program.

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Retired Seabee, Joseph Pennington, has a new mission as the National Military Program Manager: to help Reservists, retired military Veterans and military...

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But his dad never failed to remind him that real heroes wear badges and uniforms and risk their lives keeping Americans safe: heroes like police officers,...

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We’ve all read the articles: stress makes us sick, stress impacts our relationships and the workplace is more stressful than ever. And all that stress takes...

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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) describes developmental disabilities that manifest in the way people socialize, communicate and behave. It has become so...

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10.5% of the American population suffers from diabetes, and it is the 7th leading cause of death in the U.S.

Daibetes Awareness Month:What you need to know

Combined Insurance employees are welcome to visit us at our downtown location-just don’t come on a Monday or Tuesday.

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Pelvic pain. Severe menstrual cramps and flow. Bowel or bladder discomfort. Nausea or vomiting. Infertility. For the 176 million women worldwide who have...

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Sitting down feels so good—how can it be dangerous? It’s been long understood prolonged sitting is detrimental to our health and with sedentary jobs...

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That’s what it would be like for your body to function without the small, butterfly-shaped thyroid gland that sits just below your Adam’s apple. Just like an...

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While some may find this to be a bit too idealistic, it drives home the importance of enjoying and finding meaning in what you do every day to support...

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The National Birth Defects Prevention Network promoted Folic Acid Awareness Week, January 6-10, 2016, in an effort to raise awareness of consuming enough...

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Studies show that pets can improve people’s emotional, mental and even physical health. Dog ownership has been associated with lowering the risk of...

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3 Combined Insurance Employees Share their Stories about Kicking the Habit

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