January 27, 2021 – Marc Engels, President of Mel Foster Insurance is pleased to announce the agency earned Westfield RISE status by demonstrating a proven commitment to customers and long-term success, as well as superior performance industry wide. This is a…
Westfield Legacy of Caring Program Lends a Hand to Quad Cities Community Jordan’s Joy was nominated by Mel Foster Insurance to receive a grant to help support families battling life-threatening illness or facing life-altering events as part of the Westfield…
The Employee Benefits Department at Mel Foster Insurance has met strenuous requirements to achieve the prestigious United Advantage® Gold tier, a UnitedHealthcare’s Employer & Individual recognition program for top-performing agencies. As a Gold agency, Mel Foster Insurance will be afforded…
Save money on your energy bills by making a few adjustments to your normal routines at home. Even small efforts to change your habits can result in big savings, both today and for the long term too. Change Your Furnace…
Mel Foster Co. launched a Rise Up challenge today across its company’s divisions and is inviting the community to join the effort through social media to share positive messages of hope, courage and kindness. The goal is to highlight all…
With the spread of COVID-19 in full swing, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) has set some guidelines and tips for staying healthy during this pandemic. During this unpredictable outbreak, it is important that we follow these practices, not only…
Power Failure The most common cause for sump pump failure is an electrical power outage. Prevent this by having a back-up generator that can be manually activated. Also, protect a potential power surge with a service entrance surge protection device.…
As the COVID-19 public health emergency evolves, supporting our employees, customers, and communities remains our primary focus. We are taking action to limit person-to-person contact among our staff and customers beginning March 20, 2020 by closing our office lobby to…
COVID-19, better known as the Coronavirus, originated in Wuhan, China. Latest theories point to bats and snakes as the origination points of the virus. Bats with a strain of the virus were hunted and eaten by snakes. The snakes were…
