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[embed width="520" height="293"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pP7oq5_K1xI[/embed] Many organizations would like to think that they have the best people in place to protect their assets. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. Many organizations often find themselves the victim of fraud, theft and loss from the very people they’ve placed their trust in. Everyone thinks it can’t happen to...

Expanded Benefits Coverage for Accident & Health Product June 2015 We are pleased to announce we will now offer patient advocacy and case management services for critical burn patients as well as cardiac care and heart transplant patients. The expanded benefits, which will cover on and off duty events, are part of enhancements to our...

[embed width="520" height="293"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vP-RYlMxZmM[/embed] An emergency is an unplanned event that is immediately dangerous to life, property or health. How you handle an emergency can mean the difference between an inconvenience and a catastrophe. By having a well-written, updated and communicated emergency action plan, you are giving your organization the best opportunity to limit your losses. Watch...

Expanded Coverage for Emergency Services Insurance Program May 2015 Effective May 1, 2015, we are excited to launch over 100 new enhancements to the Emergency Services Insurance Program (ESIP) policy. Part of our ongoing effort to provide all McNeil & Co. customers with the most comprehensive possible coverage and unparalleled service, this coverage will automatically...

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The answer to the title question is…it depends. That’s probably not the answer you were looking for so let’s take a look into the use of safety posters.

By Bill Tricarico Sr. Risk Management Consultant McNeil & Company June 2014 The scenario is all too familiar. One of your wheelchair vans is cut off by another vehicle or a child runs out into the road. The driver brakes hard and then hears a noise. Your patient has fallen from their wheelchair and injuries...

Putting your fire apparatus in reverse seems to be a very dangerous move.