Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women. To support February's, American Heart Month, our employees took part in National Wear Red Day last week! ❤️
How are you "going red" this month to raise awareness on heart health?
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Do you have a fireplace to cozy up to during this cold winter season?
Perform simple safety measures and maintenance on your fireplace to ensure your family and home stay safe:
- Keep fireplace clear of flammable items
- Get chimney inspected
- Don't overload fire
Cold winter weather can take a toll on our home, car, and body. As we age, cold weather can be extremely dangerous. Plummeting temperatures can lead to, icy sidewalks, hypothermia and other serious injuries. Read more if you or a loved for safety tips. https://t.co/IzTVRtmcmj
Are you or someone you know recently engaged? Wedding Insurance can protect against unforeseen problems like a sudden vendor cancellation or damaged wedding gown!
Learn about what can be covered on your special day! Click the link to learn more!
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Snowmobiling is a thrilling and fun hobby to enjoy during the winter season. It’s a great way to satisfy your need for speed as well as to enjoy the outdoors. Read this week's blog about ways to stay safe whether you're a veteran or its your first season.
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A few of our team members volunteered at the Pack the Dome event for Martin Luther King Jr. National Day of Service. The program provided meals for the 13,680 children experiencing hunger in northeast Iowa. What a great way to spend MLK day! #PDCMexperience
As the cold weather continues, a lot of us will begin to experience some winter blues—otherwise known as seasonal depression. Symptoms of seasonal depression include sadness, lethargy and lacking motivation.
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Not only did Rudolph stop by the office last week, but Santa and Buddy the Elf did too! We are so grateful for employees, clients, and supportive friends like all of you!#PDCMexperience
This holiday season, many PDCM employees donated to our EPI giving tree! We were amazed with the amount of generous donations! Thanks to EPI for coordinating such a thoughtful event to give back to the Cedar Valley!
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December is Winter Safety Month!❄️
Be prepared and check weather forecasts regularly so you don't get caught outside or driving in a severe storm. Iowa weather especially can be unpredictable - more snow in the forecast this weekend.
It never hurts to be prepared and safe!
⚠️ You can prevent this!
When it comes to cars, there are a lot of things for us to maintain and pay attention to. But one important task that might slip through the cracks is keeping the correct tire pressure. Stay safe this winter!❄️
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Patrick Klein joined the PDCM family in 2019 as an OSHA Safety Consultant alongside Bill Trammell. He is a Waterloo native and one of his many interesting facts includes being a PA announcer for the Columbus football team. He’s also an excellent dry cleaner!
"According to a study by the University of Cambridge, children often develop financial habits by the time they are 7 years old." Read more from this week's blog about 'Common Cents: Teaching Our Kids About Money.'
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Today's focus is to raise awareness on stress in the workplace. Read more from a previous blog post, '6 Tips for Managing Stress at Work.'
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Reminder to set back your clocks!
Let's fall back in time for Daylight Savings Time this Sunday! We don't want you to be late so here is your special reminder! 😊
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Happy Halloween!
The day where it is most acceptable to satisfy that sweet tooth! We celebrated the holiday by bringing 'Trunk or Treat' to the office. We had lots of fun with cool themes and tons of candy! We hope you have a great and safe holiday, from PDCM Insurance!!
Insuring a new driver can be expensive. Learn what you can do to keep your premiums as low as possible and your teen accident-free.
•Ask about a good student discount
•Have your teen keep up their good driving record
•Enroll your teen in driver’s education