January is National Bath Safety Month. While baths and showers are necessary, they can also present great risk for young children as well as older adults. From accidental drowning to slipping in the shower, many injuries can be prevented with these tips. Make sure to have a no-slip rug or bathmat beside the tub or […]
Protect Your Personal Information Online and Offline
Reduce your risk of identity theft by protecting your personal information with these tips from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). It’s important to store and dispose of your personal information securely, particularly when that information includes your Social Security number. Know who you share the information with, and don’t shy about asking questions before deciding […]
Fire Safety for Kids: Prevent Burns from Gas Fireplaces
Every day, three children under the age of six go to the emergency room for burns related to fireplaces, according to Safe Kids Worldwide. To raise awareness about the dangers associated with gas fireplaces, they created a great infographic which you can find here. Third-degree burns can occur with less than one second of contact […]
Are You Washing Your Hands Correctly?
The COVID-19 pandemic has increased awareness of the importance of washing your hands to prevent the spread of germs, but months of hand washing and sanitizing has led to pandemic fatigue for many individuals. This time of year is also when cold and flu viruses tend to spread, so it’s a good time to remember […]
HIPAA and Caregiver Rights
More than 53 million Americans are unpaid caregivers for family, friends, and neighbors. Nearly one third of adult caregivers are providing assisting to someone with a mental illness. Knowing what to do when your loved one is experiencing a mental health crisis can be tough. You’re concerned about them, want to know what is happening, […]
