Eric was involved in Field and Casualty Claims Management with two major insurance companies and has been an independent insurance adjuster for more than twenty years. Eric's expertise lies in bodily injury claims involving police departments and municipalities, many of which are media sensitive. Areas of Expertise: • Personal Injury Claim Investigations & Negotiations • Commercial & Personal Lines Liability Claims specializing in Occupier's Liability, Municipal Liability and Product Liability Claims • Accident Benefits - OMPP, Bill 164 and Billl 59 • Litigation Management Education: • University of Waterloo (B.E.S.) • Chartered Insurance Professional of the Insurance Institute of Canada • Certificate of Studies - OMPP, Bill 164 and Bill 59 Business Activities: • Associate, Insurance Institute of Canada • Member, Ontario Insurance Adjusters Association • Member, Insurance Institute of Ontario • Member, Canadian Independent Adjusters Association • Instructor for Insurance Institute of Ontario (Night School) Eric R. Collins, B.E.S., CIP adjuster profile Tel: 905-740-1039 Fax: 905-671-1889 Email: [email protected] Resident Branch: Toronto (West) Geographical Coverage Area: Years of Experience: 20-25 years 1.800.668.6100 [email protected] www.mclarens.ca Diabetes is one of the most serious health issues facing Canadians today. According to the Canadian Diabetes Association, nine million Canadians ˗ or about one in four people ˗ are already living with this disease or its precursor, a condition called prediabetes (in which blood sugar is elevated, but not high enough for a diabetes diagnosis). Research shows that the prevalence of diabetes is on the rise. There are two forms of diabetes. About 10 per cent of cases are type 1, which is caused by the insufficient production of insulin, a hormone created in the pancreas. The body needs insulin to produce glucose (sugar) from foods and control blood sugar. Without insulin, sugar can build up in the blood to harmful levels, and this can contribute to serious health problems including heart disease, stroke, kidney disease and blindness. MARCH 2011 Bayshore Specialty Rx Newsletter Confluence specialty pharmacy infusion clinics patient support services Taking a proactive approach to diabetes education and management COMPANY OVERVIEW Type 1 diabetes, often diagnosed during childhood or adolescence, is not preventable. People who have type 1 diabetes must manage the condition by taking insulin regularly. There are many types of insulin, and it is available in syringes, pumps and pens. The vast majority of people with diabetes have type 2, in which the pancreas doesn’t make enough insulin, or the body may not be using insulin properly. Unlike type 1 diabetes, type 2 can be prevented or delayed through interventions such as being physically active, maintaining a healthy weight and choosing nutritious foods. However, the disease is on the rise around the world, as the population ages and becomes increasingly sedentary, and obesity rates creep higher. People of Asian, Aboriginal, Hispanic, African or South Asian descent are at higher risk for type 2 diabetes. Other risk factors include high blood pressure; having an immediate family member who has diabetes; impaired glucose tolerance; and having high levels of cholesterol or fats in the blood. The Canadian Diabetes Association reports that diabetes is a contributing factor in the deaths of about 41,500 Canadians annually, and adults who have diabetes are twice as likely to die prematurely than people without the disease. 2093545 Bayshore Specialty Rx, 2155 Dunwin Drive, Unit 10, Mississauga, Ontario L5L 4M1 (continued on back page) Diabetes causes over 40,000 deaths per year Bayshore Specialty Rx offers a wide range of specialty pharmacy, infusion and patient support services to clients such as government care programs, pharmaceutical companies and other health care organizations. Our goal is to improve patient care through an integrated approach to home and community infusion services. We are a division of Bayshore HealthCare, Canada's largest provider of home and community health services. Specialty Pharmacy Our state-of-the art pharmacy specializes in the preparation, storage and delivery of infusion, injection and specialty medications used in areas such as anti-infection therapy, chemotherapy and TPN (total parenteral nutrition). We also distribute infusion equipment and supplies and provide support services in this area. Infusion Clinics Our national network of over 25 community care clinics offers an alternative to the hospital setting for people who require infusion or injection of specialized medications. Patient Support Services We assist pharmaceutical companies and health care organizations through services that include specialty nursing, clinical consultants, case management, reimbursement services, home infusions, injection training, clinical trials support, a clinical programs call centre, and drug warehousing and distribution.
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Eric was involved in Field and Casualty Claims Management with two majorinsurance companies and has been an independent insurance adjuster for morethan twenty years. Eric's expertise lies in bodily injury claims involving policedepartments and municipalities, many of which are media sensitive.
Areas of Expertise:• Personal Injury Claim Investigations & Negotiations • Commercial & Personal Lines Liability Claims specializing in Occupier's
Liability, Municipal Liability and Product Liability Claims • Accident Benefits - OMPP, Bill 164 and Billl 59 • Litigation Management
Education:• University of Waterloo (B.E.S.) • Chartered Insurance Professional of the Insurance Institute of Canada • Certificate of Studies - OMPP, Bill 164 and Bill 59
Business Activities:• Associate, Insurance Institute of Canada • Member, Ontario Insurance Adjusters Association • Member, Insurance Institute of Ontario • Member, Canadian Independent Adjusters Association • Instructor for Insurance Institute of Ontario (Night School)
Eric R. Collins, B.E.S., CIP
adjuster profile
Tel: 905-740-1039 Fax: 905-671-1889Email: [email protected] Branch: Toronto (West)Geographical Coverage Area:Years of Experience: 20-25 years
Diabetes is one of the most serioushealth issues facing Canadians today.According to the Canadian DiabetesAssociation, nine million Canadians ˗or about one in four people ˗ are alreadyliving with this disease or its precursor,a condition called prediabetes (in whichblood sugar is elevated, but not highenough for a diabetes diagnosis).Research shows that the prevalence of diabetes is on the rise.
There are two forms of diabetes.About 10 per cent of cases are type 1,which is caused by the insufficientproduction of insulin, a hormone createdin the pancreas. The body needs insulinto produce glucose (sugar) from foodsand control blood sugar. Without insulin,sugar can build up in the blood to harmfullevels, and this can contribute to serioushealth problems including heart disease,stroke, kidney disease and blindness.
MARCH 2011
Bayshore Specialty Rx Newsletter
Confluence
specialty pharmacy
infusion clinics
patient support services
Taking a proactive approach to diabetes education and management
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Type 1 diabetes, often diagnosedduring childhood or adolescence, is notpreventable. People who have type 1diabetes must manage the condition bytaking insulin regularly. There are manytypes of insulin, and it is available insyringes, pumps and pens.
The vast majority of people withdiabetes have type 2, in which the pancreasdoesn’t make enough insulin, or the bodymay not be using insulin properly. Unliketype 1 diabetes, type 2 can be preventedor delayed through interventions such asbeing physically active, maintaining ahealthy weight and choosing nutritiousfoods. However, the disease is on the risearound the world, as the population agesand becomes increasingly sedentary, andobesity rates creep higher.
People of Asian, Aboriginal, Hispanic,African or South Asian descent are athigher risk for type 2 diabetes. Otherrisk factors include high blood pressure;having an immediate family member who has diabetes; impaired glucosetolerance; and having high levels ofcholesterol or fats in the blood. TheCanadian Diabetes Association reportsthat diabetes is a contributing factor inthe deaths of about 41,500 Canadiansannually, and adults who have diabetesare twice as likely to die prematurelythan people without the disease.
2093545
Bayshore Specialty Rx, 2155 Dunwin Drive, Unit 10, Mississauga, Ontario L5L 4M1
(continued on back page)
Diabetes causes over40,000 deaths per year
Bayshore Specialty Rx offers a widerange of specialty pharmacy, infusionand patient support services to clientssuch as government care programs,pharmaceutical companies and otherhealth care organizations. Our goal isto improve patient care through anintegrated approach to home andcommunity infusion services. We are a division of Bayshore HealthCare,Canada's largest provider of home and community health services.
Specialty PharmacyOur state-of-the art pharmacy specializes in the preparation, storage and delivery of infusion,injection and specialty medicationsused in areas such as anti-infectiontherapy, chemotherapy and TPN(total parenteral nutrition). We alsodistribute infusion equipment andsupplies and provide support services in this area.
Infusion ClinicsOur national network of over 25 community care clinics offers analternative to the hospital setting forpeople who require infusion orinjection of specialized medications.
Patient Support ServicesWe assist pharmaceutical companiesand health care organizations throughservices that include specialtynursing, clinical consultants, casemanagement, reimbursementservices, home infusions, injectiontraining, clinical trials support, aclinical programs call centre, and drugwarehousing and distribution.
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