When Water Damage Hit Her New Dental Office, ERIE Helped Her Get Back to Business
Posted: June 9, 2026
Dr. Yooson Kim has spent the last 20 years doing steady, careful work—helping people feel comfortable in the dentist’s chair and building a practice her patients trust. Like many business owners, she also knows that trust matters just as much behind the scenes: with vendors, employees and especially the insurance carrier she chose to help protect what she’s built. That’s why, after years with a...
Do You Need an Insurance Agent? 15 Signs It Might Be Time
Posted: June 4, 2026
Having a knowledgeable and responsive agent in your corner is critical to helping make sure your insurance keeps up with your unique life situations. They understand everyone has different insurance needs, which adds value to the human touch they offer. While buying insurance directly online can seem like a convenient way to obtain coverage, life’s realities can make the task more complex. Agents also understand...
5 Ways to Live Well & Age Well
Posted: May 25, 2026
Healthy aging comes from consistent daily habits, not big changes. Simple actions like walking regularly, going to doctor appointments, eating healthy foods, and staying connected with others can help keep you strong, energetic, and independent. These basic routines have a big impact on how you move, think, and feel as you age. Aging well also means planning ahead. Physical and mental health, along with access...
5 Common Business Insurance Gaps
Posted: May 19, 2026
Many businesses carry insurance but still face coverage gaps when a claim arises. That usually does not mean the business had no insurance at all. It means the policy in place did not match the loss that occurred. A company may have general liability coverage but no protection for a professional mistake. It may insure a building but not carry enough coverage for storm damage,...
4 Ways Telematics Can Impact Car Insurance
Posted: May 16, 2026
Telematics is technology that tracks driving behavior via a mobile app, a plug-in device, or a built-in vehicle system. Insurance companies may use that data to better understand how a person drives in real-life conditions. Instead of solely factoring age, vehicle type, ZIP code, and claims history, some insurers also evaluate driving habits. That can create savings opportunities for some drivers, but it can also...
