• Physical assets such as equipment, machinery, furniture, real estate, and materials used in production must be protected with adequate insurance and regular maintenance. • Install monitored alarm systems and other security features such as surveillance cameras, motion-sensors lights, or access control systems for offices. • Firewalls, encryption, and two-factor authentication can help protect digital

• Installing security measures such as cameras, emergency lighting, and fencing is key to protecting your business from theft or intrusion.  • When designing the facade of your business, consider aesthetically pleasing and safe materials for customers.  • Apply a waterproofing system to decks and patios for extra protection from water damage and slips/falls.  •

• Automation of administrative tasks with digital technology can reduce paperwork and increase efficiency.  • Online appointment scheduling allows patients to book timeslots that fit their schedule without long conversations with the receptionist or office manager.  • Patient management software helps with records, appointment scheduling, and insurance claims processing.  • Online marketplaces allow dentists to

Encourage regular handwashing practices and provide adequate handwashing facilities. Offer health programs such as regular dental screenings and on-site exercise classes. Subsidize gym membership for employees to stay active outside of the office. Provide healthy snack options to keep employees energized during their work day. As businesses continue to re-open, keeping your workplace healthy is

Unsafe working conditions, faulty products, neglectful supervision, unsafe premises, and employee exhaustion all pose risks for personal injury cases. Businesses should take steps to prevent hazardous conditions by conducting regular safety audits and providing adequate training. In an injury claim, businesses should consult with an experienced lawyer and insurance adjuster to determine how to proceed.