It's easy to talk about this panel and and kind of get sucked down into the vaccine conversation, but you mentioned their recommendations weigh heavily on insurance coverage. What are some of the financial implications there. So, the big implications are that insurance companies will say, you know, we're not going to cover this because the CDC is not recommending this.And that's historically what they've done in the past. If it's not covered, then that severely decreases the access there because either fund ...

Company Commitment - Mercury Insurance reaffirms its commitment to helping homeowners safeguard their homes during National Homeownership Month [1][3] - The company has provided affordable coverage and trusted advice to millions of homeowners across the U.S. for over 60 years [2][5] Outreach and Resources - Mercury is expanding its outreach with seasonal safety tips, digital tools, and educational resources available on its website and blog [2][6] - The company emphasizes the importance of preparation and prevention in protecting homeownership [3] Home Safety Education - Seasonal content on topics such as extreme heat, hurricane preparation, and wildfire defense is provided to help homeowners reduce risks proactively [6] - Homeowners are encouraged to evaluate their insurance policies to ensure they reflect current home values and personal property [6] Smart Home Initiatives - Installing smart devices like leak detectors and smart thermostats can enhance home safety and may qualify homeowners for discounts [6] Digital Tools - The Mercury website offers various resources including checklists, seasonal preparation guides, and tips for improving home resilience throughout the year [6]