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Monthly Archives: July 2019
Screening Tools for Dementia and Cognitive Impairment in Hospitals: Validity and Accuracy (PLoS One)
Posted on July 30, 2019 by Dementia and Elderly Care News
Summary A Swiss systematic review investigated the diagnostic accuracy and validity of various tools for screening dementia and / or cognitive impairment in hospital patients. The aim was to provide up-to-date evidence for the choice of cognitive tests best suited … Continue reading →
Posted in Acute Hospitals, BBC News, Diagnosis, For Doctors (mostly), For Nurses and Therapists (mostly), For Researchers (mostly), In the News, International, Models of Dementia Care, Quick Insights, Systematic Reviews, UK, Universal Interest, Wales | Tagged 6-Item Cognitive Impairment Test (6-CIT), Abbreviated Mental Test Score (AMTS), Alzheimer's Early Screening, Alzheimer's Foundation of America's National Memory Screening Program, Aneurin Bevan University Health Board (ABUHB), BBC Health News, BBC Wales News, Benefits of Detection and Early Intervention, Cantonal Hospital Lucerne, Cardiff's University Hospital of Wales, Case Finding, Case Finding for Patients with Dementia, Clinic for Neurology and Neurorehabilitation: Cantonal Hospital Lucerne, Clock Drawing Test, Clock Drawing Test (CDT), Cognitive Assessment Tools, Cognitive Impairment, Cognitive Performance Scale (CPS), Dementia and Mild Cognitive Impairment in Hospital Patients, Dementia Case Finding, Dementia Case Finding Scheme, Dementia Diagnosis, Dementia Screening, Dementia Screening Debate, Department of Health Sciences and Health Policy: University of Lucerne, Diagnosis and Referral, Diagnosis and Support, Diagnosis Gap, Diagnosis of Dementia, Diagnosis Rates, Diagnostic Accuracy, Dr Chineze Ivenso: Chair of Old Age Faculty at Royal College of Psychiatrists in Wales, Early Screening, Effectiveness of Early Detection and Treatment, Elective Inpatients, Improving Diagnosis, Medicare Annual Wellness Visit (United States), Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), Mild Cognitive Impairment in Hospital Patients, Mini Mental State Examination (MMSE), PLoS One, Positron Emission Tomography (PET), Professor Chris Marshall: Wales Research and Diagnostic PET Imaging Centre, Royal College of Psychiatrists in Wales, Screening, Screening for Cognitive Impairment, Screening for Cognitive Impairment in Hospital Patients, Screening for Dementia, Screening Instruments for Dementia and Mild Cognitive Impairment in Hospital Patients, Screening Programmes, Screening Tests, Six-Item Cognitive Impairment Test (6CIT), Switzerland, Time and Change (T&C) Test, University Hospital of Wales (UHW), University of Lucerne, Validity of Screening Tools for Dementia and Mild Cognitive Impairment, Wales Research and Diagnostic PET Imaging Centre, Welsh Government | Leave a comment
Advancing Population Health: Government Consulation on Personalised Medicine and Prevention for the 2020s (BBC News / Cabinet Office / DHSC)
Posted on July 28, 2019 by Dementia and Elderly Care News
Summary It is expected that, by the 2020s, technological advances including genomics and artificial intelligence (AI) will massively improve "proactive, predictive, and personalised" approaches to the prevention of ill health. A wide-ranging consultation document explains many of the options, opportunities … Continue reading →
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Multidimensional Inequality Framework: a Resource for Understanding and Tackling Inequalities in Health and Wellbeing (LSE / IFS)
Posted on July 26, 2019 by Dementia and Elderly Care News
Summary Researchers based primarily at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) have introduced a MIF tool, which involves seven domains of health / wellbeing inequalities and their social determinants. "The Multidimensional Inequality Framework (MIF) provides a systematic … Continue reading →
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Accelerating Detection of Disease Programme (DHSC)
Posted on July 26, 2019 by Dementia and Elderly Care News
Summary The government-backed Accelerating Detection of Disease programme will support co-investment in research aimed at earlier diagnosis, plus better prevention and appropriately targeted treatments for diseases including dementia, cancers and heart disease. "Diseases could be detected even before people experience … Continue reading →
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Global Health Investment: An Interconnected World (Department of Health / BBC News)
Posted on July 24, 2019 by Dementia and Elderly Care News
Summary The Chief Medical Officer's final annual report looks into the importance of working towards better health globally. There three main topics of focus are: health equity, sustainability and security. "Diseases and their determinants do not respect international borders. Ebola, … Continue reading →
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Allied Health Professionals and Care Homes: the Enhanced Health in Care Homes Framework (NHS England)
Posted on July 21, 2019 by Dementia and Elderly Care News
Summary NHS England has released a guide about ways in which allied health professionals (AHPs) can support the Enhanced Health in Care Homes (EHCH) framework, with a view to improving the health and wellbeing of care homes residents. Component activities … Continue reading →
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More on the Uses of New Technologies in Health and Care (CQC / HTN)
Posted on July 20, 2019 by Dementia and Elderly Care News
Summary The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has created a collection of case studies which explore innovative uses of new technologies in the provision, monitoring and quality improvement of various health and care services. "We are determined that regulation does not stand … Continue reading →
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Plant of the Month: Fall Aster
Fall Aster occurs across much of the US east of the Rockies, but in Texas it is mainly found in the prairie areas in the center of the state. As the name implies it blooms in the fall, when it is covered by dazzling purple flowers with yellow centers which are enjoyed by butterflies and bees.
This perennial will grow to 2' tall and 3' wide. It benefits from being cut back by no more than half in June to keep it from getting top-heavy and forming open centers. Once it goes dormant in early winter it can be cut back to the rosette at the base of the plant. However,
leaving the dead branches standing until early spring provides food and shelter for Turkey and other game birds.
Fall Aster should be given a well drained location in sun or part shade. The plant spreads by stolons (stems that grow at or just below the soil surface). These root and form young plants, eventually forming a large colony. Every third spring or so these should be dug up and divided
to prevent the clump from growing too large.
Newly planted young plants benefit from deep supplemental watering. However, once established they are fairly drought tolerant. Although it can be started from seed, transplanting small plants found at the base of the main plant is much more efficient. Fall Aster is browsed by deer and requires protection.
Text by John Siemssen. Photo by Lee Page, Wildflower Center

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Publisher Deep Silver has announced the Dead Island Definitive Collection ; it will release for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on May 31. The cool announcement trailer is below.
This package includes "definitive" versions of the original Dead Island , the follow-up undead-slayin' adventure Dead Island: Riptide and a new old-school slash-'em-up called Dead Island: Retro Revenge . The first two games have been "fully remastered" and will feature all the available DLC and patches, as one might expect. They're even giving us a totally revamped visual presentation, which includes better textures, a photorealistic lighting system and image quality enhancements via anti-aliasing.
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Welcome to Kickoff Week 2016. As of this writing we are about 12 hours from the first game of the season where a Super Bowl rematch will be taking place in the Mile High City of Denver. Oh what a wonderful time of year for everyone that loves football, it's been a long offseason and just like a junkie, we are about to get our fix. If anyone else actually watches preseason football like myself, you understand that it's all a big tease that just helps us get through August a little bit faster. I know there's a lot of discussion out there that maybe the NFL should cut down the preseason to 2 games, or in some extreme arguments, completely eliminate preseason games. Does anyone actually finish watching a preseason game and think that it wasn't a complete waste of time? I personally do agree that maybe the preseason should be cut down a little bit; I mean really, there is only so much thrill in seeing your team's starters drive down the field one meaningless time, and then watch 2 hours of no name players who are trying to just make the roster. I agree that for the near 700 roster spots that must be cleared before the preseason is over, these 4 games are make or break for hundreds of athletes that are leaving everything on the field. These roster moves change people's lives for better and for worse, and with that point alone, we cannot eliminate the preseason. In reality though, who am I to say? What I do know is that as a fantasy football owner these games can be heartbreaking, and completely derail your season (ex. Jordy Nelson 2015). The obvious answer to the problem of guys dropping like ducks before week 1 is to not draft until the last possible moment, at least for me, it's easier said than done. When your league mostly consists of college guys, it's not possible to have a 'real draft' once school starts. People travel and get busy quick. I may be the main culprit for going to school 1,193 Miles from home, exactly. But to be fair to those that I play with, I drafted 2 days before I left, making the draft the last big thing I did before making my journey, and bringing us as close to the regular season as possible. Nothing is worse than losing a big player before the season starts, but in fantasy football nothing is supposed to go according to plan, we survive and adapt so that we can fight another day. When you lose someone early on, work that waiver wire and just remember that there is always somebody stepping up to take the snaps. Leagues are won and lost through the waiver wire, but hopefully you did your research and handcuffed you RBs at least. I can speak from experience that unless you're playing in a super deep league, there are always going to be amazing players who emerge from the waiver wire. This same league that I am going to talk about eventually, I have been in for a number of years. Last years draft may have been my worst ever. Just to show you a quick analysis of my first four rounds last year, here it is (but realize I had the best record and only ended up losing in the finals).
Round 1: Le'Veon Bell, great pick, right? Bell completely ruined my draft by playing only 6 games last year.
Round 2: Dez Bryant, coming off a monster season, and seems to score double digit touchdowns every year, a WR doesn't get more consistent right? Unfortunately for me, Dez was never the same after getting hurt in week 1. I believe I started him once all season.
Round 3: C.J. Anderson, coming off a monster stretch of games to finish off the 2014 Season. Great deal in the third round. But with my luck C.J. Anderson looked more like C.J. Spiller, he never got it together and therefore had a true bust season, on my bench.
Round 4: Alshon Jeffery, wow, what a great team in the first four picks, I was so happy. But Alshon played in 9 games and left me questioning why did the fantasy gods do this to me?
So after seeing this you wonder how bad could these other teams have been if this guys team almost won it all. But don't think the rest of my draft went any better, I also took shots on Andre Johnson, Joseph Randle, Jordan Cameron, and Montee Ball. To put it in perspective, that is 8 out of 16 drafted players that became busts, not too mention I also drafted Josh Hill and 2 defenses. Luckily the Broncos D/ST happened to be one of those picks. The amount of players that I drafted and remained on my team the entire season can be counted on one hand. Luckily for me the emergence of certain waiver wire players such as Carson Palmer, Allen Hurns, and Gary Barnidge helped me get through a tough season. Yes my sob story is almost over, but I just wanted to show that in fantasy football, anything can happen. It is a week to week game, so go ahead and plug in the best players each week whether they are on your team or on the waiver wire. Oh ya, not to mention I also drafted Cam Newton but dropped him before Week 1 for the likes of Eli Manning. Cam was not supposed to have a good season, remember he had a "depleted" receiving core, like I said, anything can happen.
"So when is this guy actually going to get to his draft?!", I know that's probably what you're thinking, I mean that is why you're reading, hence the title. So here's the basic knowledge you need to know so you at home can critique my drafting skills. The league jumped from 8 members the past 4 years to a whopping 12 this year. My pick was 6th Overall, and this is a standard scoring league, so there you go, everything you need to know, its a pretty basic league.
Round 1, 6th Overall: Todd Gurley
Analysis: At pick 6 I passed up the likes of Ezekiel Elliott and Deandre Hopkins. My thought is that Gurley will be the best RB in fantasy by the end of the season. He may not have weapons around him, but he did it without them last year, and Gurley's pure talent is immense. He should have double digit TDs and well over 1,000 rushing yards by the end of the season, and he can catch passes when needed. Todd just turned 22 and we have yet to see his best football.
Round 2, 19th Overall: Le'Veon Bell
Analysis: I decided to go back to back with high end RBs . Here's the case with Bell, I got him at a discount because his 4 game suspension was being appealed when I picked him. With my luck (not sarcasm) his suspension got reduced to 3 games and now he is a steal at 19th. When Bell is playing, there is no one more explosive or consistent. He is a great runner and also a great receiver. Bell did burn me last year but think about this, I took Bell last year at 2nd overall with a 2 game suspension, I got him 17 picks later for 1 more game out, just one game, how could I pass on the opportunity when all the talent is still there?
Round 3, 30th Overall: Eddie Lacy
Analysis: I bet you think I'm crazy picking three running backs in a row after a season where the position was in the dumps. What can I say, I'm just old school when it comes to drafting, draft RBs early and often. Lacy is coming into the 2016 season in the same shape we saw in his first 2 seasons where he dominated at the RB position. The Green Bay offense is ready to go back to its old ways as a top 5 offensive power house. As long as Lacy gets the touches there is no reason to doubt a 3rd top 10 finish at the position in 4 years. Even if you look at Eddie's bust of a season last year, he still average 4.1 YPC which matched his rookie numbers, if he was able to get consistent touches and find the end zone a few more times he would have been much better off, even with the added weight. I am all in on a big season from Lacy, and I recommend you take a shot too.
Round 4, 43rd Overall: Demaryius Thomas
Analysis: It took quite a while but I finally filled up the top WR spot on my roster. If you ask me if Thomas is going to be good this season, my answer may differ. The downside is that Thomas will probably not be a Top 10 WR by the end of the year, is it possible, of course it's possible, but just not that likely. The QB play is a big question mark, Emmanuel Sanders requires attention on the other side, and in Gary Kubiak's offense they are going to want to run, a lot. But don't worry, there is upside. A crazy stat is that Thomas is 1 of only 3 receivers in history with 4 consecutive seasons of at least 1,300 yards and at least 90 catches. I know that some of those seasons he was on one of the greatest offenses in history, but look at his QB play last season, as much as I admire Peyton Manning, he threw is like a high school QB. Thomas was still able to get 1,300 yards and 6 touchdowns last year, so if that is the floor, I am all in. They don't come much more consistent than Demaryius, and as far as my number 1 WR in a 12 team league, I'd rather have a steady player than a boom or bust player.
Round 5, 54th Overall: Jeremy Maclin
Analysis: I go WR for the second consecutive round so that my WR corps isn't terrible. I'll obviously still have the lowest ranked WR duo in the league but it's just fine with me when I have 3 RBs that will really be racking up the points for me. I looked for another consistent producer, no one flashy but somebody with a guaranteed workload week in and week out. I was drawn to the Maclin pick because as much as I hate the Chief's non existent passing attack, I love that he is a pure WR 1 on a team with a QB who loves to look his way. Guaranteed touches from a WR in the 5th round isn't easy to find, I passed up players like Golden Tate and Jarvis Landry who both have newcomers on the other side of the field who are creating a lot of buzz, and that worried me. Alex Smith likes to look Maclins way, and that kind of consistency for my WR 2 will keep me at peace. Will Maclin be Top 10, probably not, but I don't need it, so I'm not that worried.
Round 6, 67th Overall: Michael Floyd
Analysis: Did this pick take a little bit of guts? I think so. When I took Floyd he was the first Cardinals WR to come off the board. That must mean I think highly of him taking him before the consistant but old Larry Fitzgerald, and the soon to be star John Brown. As my WR 3 who will be on the bench a decent amount, I think Floyd can have a breakout year, I got consistency with my first 2 WRs, so how about a take a wild card. I wasn't in a position where I believe Brown returned value, I think he will be great, but I think Floyd is a more complete receiver who is ready to take away from Fitzgerald's Targets. I view Brown as a speedster who will be more boom or bust this year than breakout star. Floyd is in a contract year, a time when many players decide to shine, and he was pretty great when he shook off the injury bug after week 5 last year, he posted double digit fantasy points in 7 out of his final 10 outings. I am taking the risk with Floyd this year, he could pay off big.
Round 7, 78th Overall: Matt Jones
Analysis: I think Jones profiles a true breakout player for this season. He possesses great physical tools and has a great opportunity to run the ball for a pretty decent offense. I've said it before and I'll say it again, I like to draft for opportunity. Jones is going to get a lot of touches even if he gives some up to Chris Thompson. The only worry there is with Jones was his awful 3.4 YPC which ranked dead last at the position in the 2015 season. I'm willing to forget about his underwhelming rookie season and look towards a bright future, I have absolutely no worries about him as my number 4 RB.
Round 8, 91st Overall: Marvin Jones
Analysis: It is in my belief that Marvin Jones will be the best WR on my roster by the end of the season, talk about a bold prediction, am I right? I wasn't this excited when I drafted him, I purely drafted him out of opportunity, but after seeing his chemistry with Matthew Stafford this preseason I'm pretty excited. This guy looked great the past month while Stafford was force feeding him the ball. I see this as a great opportunity for Jones. Calvin Johnson is gone, leaving 149 targets to be spread about to other parts of the offense, I think Golden Tate is a good player but Jones will dominate with the down field throws. Even if Jones sees around 120 targets this year I think he can make some big plays that Tate might not be capable in making, such as in the red zone. This new offense under Jim Bob Cooter will be much better than people think, even with the loss of Megatron. Stafford is more than capable to feed Jones this year. At the end of the season when Jones is a Top-10 WR, remember who called it.
Round 9, 102nd Overall: Phillip Rivers
Analysis: Not my top choice coming into the draft. I actually didn't dream about ending up with Rivers at the end of my draft. All of my preparation had me ending up with guys like Drew Brees and Tyrod Taylor, two guys I am very high on this season. Here's my take on it, I love Phillip Rivers in real life, he is my favorite QB from the 2004 Draft and I root for him to have success before his career is over. In a fantasy aspect, I don't see much upside with Rivers. I do think the offensive line issues will resolve, but I also think the run game will be pretty decent this year and Rivers won't have to throw a league high 661 times. He doesn't excite me, but just like most of my positions, I'm looking for consistency and I think Rivers is more than able to produce a solid 15-20 fantasy points per week. One thing that does excite me is that he was the 2nd best QB in fantasy for the 8 games he played with Keenan Allen. Allen is healthy, for now, the addition of Travis Benjamin, and the return of always solid Antonio Gates, there's no reason to think Rivers can't be a Top-10 QB week in and week out.
Round 10, 115th Overall: Kevin White
Analysis: Now I'm coming to the point in the draft where I am basically just filling my bench. I waited a decent amount of time for a Tight End, Defense, and Kicker. I went with White thinking that he has a pretty decent opportunity waiting for him. As bad as the Bears are, and as bad as Jay Cutler is, he knows how to feed his big WRs. White comes into his 'rookie year' after not playing a single snap last year, now he's healthy and is still the same physical specimen he was when he got drafted at number 7 overall. He is 6'3" and has sub 4.4 speed, he has the physical tools of a dominant NFL Wide Receiver. Alshon Jeffery can't seem to stay on the field, so don't be surprised if this is White's team at some point this season. Even with Jeffery on the field, Cutler showed he can make fantasy stars out of 2 Wide Receivers, remember the Brandon Marshall/Alshon Jeffery duo of 2013? Look for White to a solid late round pick with upside this coming season.
Round 11, 126th Overall: Zach Ertz
Analysis: Ok, ok, as soon as I said I was filling my bench, here I go and get my Tight End, don't judge me. I ended up being the last person to draft a tight end and I saw Ertz still sitting here in round 11. I didn't want to let the opportunity slip away so I took him while I still could. I like Ertz a lot this year as a sleeper. Zach has done everything owners have wanted him to do over the past few seasons except for find the end zone, he only scored 2 touchdowns last year. If he can bump up his scoring just a little bit in this new offense he can be a fantasy star. He showed promise of working well this year by finishing out last season with 4 games of at least 70 receiving yards.
Round 12, 139th Overall: Charles Sims
Analysis: I view Sims as the ultimate handcuff this year in fantasy football. This is a player who still ranked as the 22nd best RB in points last year, while Doug Martin got 288 carries and piled up 1,400 yards. There is no way Sims should have been productive last year, but he was. He is a great pass catching back, making him better in PPR, but he is a very good runner as well when given the chance. There's not too much I can say about a backup Running Back, but if the injury prone Martin goes down, I view Sims as an automatic RB1.
Round 13, 150th Overall: Isaiah Crowell
Analysis: Is Crowell actually a good NFL Running Back? I don't believe so. But all the way in round 13 I was able to snag the last Running Back with a starting gig. People are way to high on Duke Johnson this year and not looking at the guy who will get the early down and goal line work. That in itself gives Crowell value, he can have a bad yardage year, but if he scores 8 touchdowns with this revamped offense, he has value right there. Touchdowns are what makes and breaks fantasy seasons, that's where the points lie. Crowell will probably be a bust but at a pick this late I can afford a few long shots.
Round 14, 163rd Overall: Jordan Howard
Analysis: At draft time I was convinced that Howard would be snatching the starting gig from Jeremy Langford at some point during the year. That could all still happen, but after an impressive August by Langford, and an ameture one by Howard, I ended up dropping Howard for Christine Michael. Michael looked fantastic this preseason and is now listed above Thomas Rawls on the depth chart for Week 1. I don't see much value in Howard anymore, just move on and forget.
Round 15, 174th Overall: Vikings D/ST
Analysis: Not too much to say, it was the best of what was left. I do think they can be good this year, there are a lot of talented players on that defense and they might be able to give me a few good outings.
Round 16, 187th Overall: Chandler Catanzaro
Analysis: Ok, now there is really not much to say. He's got a good leg on a good offense, that's it. He'll be staying in my lineup all season.
Here's the lineup, the summary after all that talk:
QB: Philip Rivers
RB1: Todd Gurley
RB2: Le'Veon Bell
WR1: Demaryius Thomas
WR2: Jeremy Maclin
TE: Zach Ertz
Flex: Eddie Lacy
D/ST: Vikings
K: Chandler Catanzaro
Bench: Michael Floyd
Bench: Matt Jones
Bench: Marvin Jones
Bench: Kevin White
Bench: Charles Sims
Bench: Isaiah Crowell
Bench: Jordan Howard
So at the end of the day I am very happy about my team. I love the Running Backs, they will hopefully be my MVPs, and the rest of the team will hold everything else steady. Enjoy the first week of football, savor it, it is one of the best times of the year. This article came out to be 3500 words which is a lot more than I expected, it may be the longest thing I've ever written. The fun part is having to go through and be my own editor now, that's whats great about writing in your free time. If only I could focus this much attention into my school work, I'd really be going places.
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Now the wind had started several hours before the flooding began. According to the U.S. Naval Air Station Lakehurst, 8 miles from the boat during the storm, reported that the winds exceeded 90 knots for over 6 hours. About 2 of those hours preceded the flooding so the winds blew the sand and gravel in the boatyard's driveway and sandblasted all of the surfaces on the boat. The hull, the teak decks, the metal parts including the tower. All of the exposed aluminum parts were pitted through their anodize layers and, within a couple of weeks, the grey oxidation covered the entire surface of the metal parts.
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I promptly called the broker, The Hogans Agency in Chestertown, MD, and was told to contact the insurance company in Annapolis. We filed an informal claim by phone then followed that up with an exhaustive submission of every little detail with pictures and replace/repair costs. Seaworthy paid the first few submissions then started to slow. By July 2013, Seaworthy no longer returned phone calls or e-mails. In the fall of 2013, we retained a maritime attorney and filed suit. We also retained our own surveyor. Seaworthy assigned three (3) surveyors, one after another. The first one on his first visit to the boat showed up in a flashy Ford F-150 pickup. As he was climbing out of his truck, he announced at about 200 decibels that "according to my sources, there is no way this vessel was every exposed to high velocity winds." The others on board when this guy showed up were the Service Manager from Bayliss Boatworks, a premier boatyard, the owner of Outer Banks Marine Electronics and the owner of Dagwood's Marine Canvas. Bayliss' Service Manager said to the adjuster," Buddy, I don't know who you are or who you've talked to but get aboard and take a look at the tower floodlights." The adjuster got on board, took a good look at several of the tower floods, and responded that "the floods are full of sand." Bayliss' manager then asked him how he thought that the sand had gotten into those lights. We heard no more claims of the boat not being in extreme winds. A few days later, that adjuster approved the replacement of the enclosure and seating on the bridge.
Seaworthy then sent a second adjuster. This adjuster made 2 visits to the boat. He was adversarial on both occasions. On his second visit, he brought his own electronics tech and the two of them worked hard to get the claim reduced. The second adjuster was far more interested in telling us that he had flown his private aircraft from his home near Richmond, VA, to Roanoke Island, NC, where the boat was taken for repairs after the storm.
Between Christmas 2013 and New Years Day, Seaworthy sent a 3rd adjuster. This man also came twice. The first time, the boat was at the Jersey Cape Yachts yard where they were going to do a lot of the damage repair. Jersey Cap is normally closed that week but the owner was kind to meet us at the yard and he showed the adjuster around. The adjuster spent about 15 minutes on the boat and then left.
Since a lot of boat equipment was taken off the boat prior to the storm and stored in our house's garages on the ground level. Most of this equipment got flooded and, worse, the local sewer system backflowed and contaminated and corroded everything in the garage. The insurance company authorized us to move all of the damaged and contaminated equipment into a storage trailer that had been placed in our front yard. The insurance company never reimbursed us for the cost of that trailer.
After dragging their feet on our claim for several more years, we were encouraged to agree to an arbitration to be run by a retired judge. We should have forced the case to court but we caved in and settled leaving us over $100,000 of breakeven.
I would never deal with Seaworthy/GEICO Marine on anything in the future and I advise potential customers to carefully read the policy and the sales materials before buying.
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Beach Haven, NJ
I have been insured with Boat US for almost three years. I have a 95 21ft center console that is rack stored and only has 300 hrs. Recently had boat put in water and had a fuel leak and fume explosion. After contacting company that day I had initiated a claim. Had master mechanic inspect and submit quote for repairs, motor did not need to be totaled. Claim was for $6k, boat inspected by surveyor who agreed with accident claim, After adjuster got claim the company (unbeknownst to me) informed me that I would only get $1k due to depreciation at 10%/year.....I only wish they had explained this prior to me taking out policy I would have taken a different approach. Do not use this company if you can help it, very poor communication on policy features with me, no one ever spoke to me about the parameters of policy.
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I am 54 yrs old and this is the worst insurance i have ever delt with. One delay after the other, then want to pay only about half of repair bill. Policy is for cash value of $27000 with $500 deductable. Repair claim on busted foot is $6900, there offer is $2300.....what a joke! How does a $500 deductable turn into a $4500 bill? Policy less than 30 days old. Policy states they can depreciate "items" but no items listed, so they decide when you make claim which "items" to depriciate. 65% depreciaton in less than 30 days!.....contacting lawyer to look into this.....cheapest quotes for cheapest and most useless insurance......BOATERS BEWARE!....find another carrier pay a little more.Had to pick 1-star only because there was no zero stars Pitiful excuse for insurance
I spoke with an agent by the name of "Linda" and had told her my policy recently expired and I needed to renew. I explained to her that I had a death in the family and I missed the payment. She then told me that she would have to re-write the policy and it would cost $200 more per year than my original policy!! My policy was only $422 per year so that was a huge difference. I will be taking my business elsewhere. Very disappointed in this company.
First time boat owner and sailboat was damaged by Shipyard two weeks after purchase. Spoke with BoatUS and started claim but the lack of communication, follow up, and direction is disappointing to put it mildly. Absolutely zero progress has been made, and it seems like BoatUS is too busy to deal with my sailboat. I would not recommend BoatUS.
We filled a claim the end of Feb. It is now Aug and we still are unsure what they are going to do. They can't give us answer and they keep coming up with excuse after excuse. Just when we think were getting closer they transfer our claim to another supervisor. They must have a ton of supervisors. We keep getting the run around. Our parents boat got damaged too and they have Famers insurance they got there check for $35,000 no questions asked and they got it one and a half months after the roof came down on our boats. BoatUS is the cheapest insurance company that we found when we bought our boat. But you definitely get what you pay for. They may be cheap, but if something happens to your boat all I can say is good luck!! We are now going to hire a lawyer.
The boat was dropped while storing the boat for winter. They had the adjuster say it was a manufacture defect so they did not half to pay the claim.
Great first experience yesterday with BoatUS on the Bay. Tom from BoatUS was prompt and could not have done a better job towing us in. Very courteous and professional.


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