What do ticks, fleas, and mosquitos have in common? They can all spread disease. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that the diseases cases from these bites more than tripled between 2004-2016 in the United States. Outdoor workers such as lawn care professionals and construction workers are among those at risk […]
Think Safety This June
The National Safety Council has designated June as National Safety Month. It’s a great reminder to reevaluate safety practices in your home, office, and on the road. The National Safety Council recommends that individuals take the time to do at least one thing to improve their safety this June. Here are a few ideas to […]
Stay Safe at the Office
When you think of safety and health risks in working environments, you probably think of heavy equipment or physically demanding roles. However, office jobs can also present several safety challenges. Slip and falls are the most common type of office injury. Clutter in hallways and other walking areas can create a tripping hazard. Cords for […]
Volunteer: It’s Good for You and Your Community
Volunteering is a great way to stay active and engaged in your community. As we celebrate Older Americans Month, there is a special focus on why giving back is so beneficial for seniors, but volunteering is good for everyone! Making a Difference According to the National Association for Area Agencies on Aging, volunteering for as […]
Motorcycle Safety Awareness
The weather is getting warmer and motorcyclists are returning to the roads. May is National Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, so it’s a good time for everyone to review motorcycle safety. Did you know that according to Injury Facts 2017, nearly 5,000 motorcyclists/passengers died in crashes in 2015? There were another 88,000 nonfatal injuries that year. […]
