Roadside assistance providers put themselves at risk every day to help others. Tow truck drivers, mobile mechanics, safety service patrols, emergency roadside technicians, and others are often working by the side of the road due to the nature of their jobs. Roadside Assistance Provider Crash Facts A recent study by the AAA Foundation for Traffic […]
Preventing Warehousing and Storage Work Injuries
Warehousing and storage is a rapidly growing and fast-paced sector. Due to the physical nature of moving goods and products, employees are at risk of many different types of work injuries. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 5.5 recordable cases per 100 full-time workers in the sector in 2022. 4.7 cases […]
Water Beads: Dangerous for Young Children
You’ve probably seen water beads in children’s toys and activity kits or used in sensory activities. These small beads are colorful and almost look like candy. Unfortunately, water beads present multiple risks for young children. Swallowing them can lead to internal injuries and even death if undetected. These beads are associated with thousands of emergency […]
National Senior Independence Month: Resources for Aging in Place
February is National Senior Independence Month! Many older adults want to stay in their homes, also referred to as aging in place. Getting to appointments, staying safe, and avoiding getting too isolated can be challenging. If you or your loved one wants to age in place, we’re sharing resources to help you do so. Build […]
Staying Warm in the Car Seat
You’ve likely heard that children shouldn’t wear coats under their car seat harnesses. That’s because each car seat’s harness is fitted to your child’s size and weight. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) says that fluffy padding flattens from the force of a car crash, leaving extra space underneath the harness. A child can slip […]
