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If you’re a wine aficionado, you’re probably collecting and storing a significant amount of wine. However, have you considered that you might want to insure your collection? It’s important to understand what your policy covers and doesn’t cover, such as market appreciation, mechanical breakdown of your climate control system and newly acquired wine. Most policies don’t even cover wine collections, and you’ll need a separate policy or rider to protect it. Additionally, you’ll want to consider an insurance carrier that specializes in settling wine collection claims. Click here for simple tips for protecting your wine collection. [caption id="attachment_19284" align="alignleft" width="300"] Above: Wine Storage Bellevue facility[/caption] According to Patrick Gilroy, Owner of Wine Storage Bellevue, “Not all wine storage facilities are equal. Depending on your individual needs, here are some important factors to consider: Does your facility accept wine shipments on your behalf and store them safely for you? Is your wine accessible and available when you need it? Ask about extended hours and 7-day-a-week access. The quality of the wine’s security should match, if not exceed, the value of the collection. Be sure to ask if your wine is stored securely under lock and key, or, better yet, under surveillance. If you use a web-based cellar management tool, ask about wireless internet access where your wine is stored so you can keep your records up to date. Some places even offer a comfortable decanting area where you can sit and enjoy a glass of wine with a fellow connoisseur or wine interest group." If you have questions or would like an initial consultation...

Moving towards an outcomes-based approach to wellness, with a focus on prevention   Article on Seattle Business Magazine Online…

https://www.thepartnersgroup.com/leadership-team/Rod Cruickshank, President and CEO of The Partners Group, has been elected as chair to the Meridian Park Medical Foundation board…

The Partners Group is hosting a webinar on Tuesday, July 25th from 10:00am – 11:00am PST / 11:00am – 12:00pm MST, entitled “Paid Family Leave…

At The Partners Group, we continue to see an increase in employers offering wellness programs. This is likely because they’re witnessing tangible benefits both…

There are six critical success factors for implementing an effective health contingent wellness program. It all begins at the top with leadership support and gaining…

The Partners Group, a leading Northwest based provider of employee benefits, insurance and financial consulting services, is excited to be named as one of Washington’s 100 Best Companies to Work For, an award based solely on employee feedback. [ngg_images source="galleries" container_ids="20" display_type="photocrati-nextgen_basic_imagebrowser" ajax_pagination="1" template="default" ngg_triggers_display="always" order_by="sortorder" order_direction="ASC" returns="included" maximum_entity_count="500"] Seattle Business Magazine salutes Washington’s award-winning companies who set the standard for leadership, benefits, work environment, training programs and more. The 100 Best Companies to Work For award is achieved by employees participating in an anonymous, extensive survey that focuses on company qualities such as: values, execution, leadership and culture.

It’s important to note that before we can begin to talk about the type of health promotion program appropriate for any organization, we must begin…

Many of the outstanding resources below are free and great places to start regardless of where you’re at with your workplace wellness program. This is…