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- Tips to Know This Brain Injury Awareness Month
Mar 20, 2019
Did you know that How does a brain injury occur? There are two main types of brain injuries: acquired brain injuries (ABIs) and traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). An ABI is classified as an injury to the brain that is not hereditary or induced by trauma. More than What are the symptoms and effects of a brain injury? The effects an individual may experience after sustaining a brain injury largely...Read More - Tips to Give Your Children For a Safe Spring Break
Mar 16, 2019
For many students, Spring Break is just around the corner. During this time of year, the student you love may be heading to a friends-only beach retreat, or your younger students may be staying at home or engaging in extracurriculars while you work. Regardless of where your children are spending Spring Break, the week represents a new schedule and can pose some unique challenges as a parent. To help put your mind at ease, let...Read More - What You Need to Know During Patient Safety Awareness Week
Mar 15, 2019
Did you know that Patient Safety Awareness Week is this week, March 10th – 16th? This annual event brings recognition to the importance of patient safety and encourages people to learn more about health care safety in general. A 2017 survey found that 21 percent of Americans have experienced a medical error while receiving health care. The harm that can result from these errors can have serious, long-lasting effects on the patient. These...Read More - Nutrition Tips For Kids and Seniors
Mar 5, 2019
March is National Nutrition Month and we are helping bring awareness to the importance of making informed choices about food and establishing a healthy eating and physical activity routine. Diet and exercise are important for everyone, but did you know that certain diets and physical routines can significantly improve the health of children and seniors? This National Nutrition Month, let us share a few tips to help the kids and senior loved ones in your...Read More - Caregiving Tips for Special Needs Family Caregivers
Mar 4, 2019
Being a caregiver is one of the most selfless roles there is. As a family caregiver, carrying out this role can be both a satisfying and overwhelming responsibility. According to the Center for Disease Control, one in four American adults have a disability that impacts major daily activities. Also, 1. Do some research. While each person is different, it is important to understand the disability that your loved one has. Learn about...Read More - Tips for You During International Prenatal Infection Prevention Month
Feb 25, 2019
Did you know that February is International Prenatal Infection Prevention Month? In honor of this important month, we are helping bring awareness to What is GBS? Approximately 1 in 4 What are the common symptoms of GBS? Symptoms of How can I help protect my baby from GPS? During pregnancy, we encourage you to ask your doctor to have a urine culture to test for ...Read More - 4 Tips You Need to Know About Insurance Claims
Feb 25, 2019
Most of us pay monthly for insurance coverage, but rarely do we think that we will need to use it. Unfortunately, accidents happen, and having the ability to file a claim with your insurance provider can provide you with some peace of mind during a stressful time. Filing an insurance claim, however, can be a complicated process, which is why we want to share with you four tips you need to know about insurance claims...Read More - Tips on How to Protect Your Teen During Dating Violence Awareness Month
Feb 18, 2019
Did you know that February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month? As a parent, we know that your teenager’s safety is one of your top priorities. As your child grows into a teenager, often he or she may be eager for more independence. During this period of growth, many teenagers explore new friendships and romantic relationships. Sadly, approximately 1. Discuss warning signs with your teenager. Dating violence does not always take the...Read More - Help Us Share Prevention Tips as We Focus on American Heart Month
Feb 18, 2019
Did you know that heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and women in the United States? Sadly, this is true, as every year, 1. Switch to a heart-healthy diet. Changing your diet to include more heart-healthy foods can help 2. Increase physical activity. On top of switching to a heart-healthy diet, it is important to engage in a daily exercise routine to help prevent heart...Read More - Ways You Can Protect Yourself from Dangerous Product Defects
Feb 12, 2019
We use products on a daily basis, but often we do not think that they will harm us. Unfortunately, many of the products we regularly use can present major health and injury risks. The While you may feel responsible if your loved one is injured by a product defect, in reality, dangerous products are most often the responsibility of their manufacturers. If you are injured by a product defect, it is important that...Read More