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What to Do If Your Medical Device is Defective

02/26/19

Companies that manufacture and sell medical devices have a duty to run proper tests to ensure their products are working safely before they reach the customer. When companies fail to do this, the results can be very dangerous and even life-threatening. When a company discovers that one of their devices is not working properly and...

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10 Foods to Keep You Healthy as You Age

02/21/19

According to the World Health Organization, a majority of the diseases that elderly people suffer are from an improper diet. It’s common for many seniors to lack essential micronutrients as they age, but it can lead to a variety of health issues, including osteoporosis and diabetes. There are a number of age-related challenges that may...

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How to Avoid the Spread of E. Coli

02/13/19

While E. Coli is often not reported because it has very similar symptoms to gastroenteritis, (the stomach flu) it should not be taken lightly. In fact, E. Coli infects 73,000 people and causes 61 deaths per year. Luckily, E. Coli is not spread as easily as the stomach flu and there are a number of...

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9 Valentines Day Ideas for Caregivers and Seniors

02/07/19

Valentine's day isn’t just about romance – it’s also the perfect opportunity to spend quality time with your loved ones. As a caregiver, it may be difficult to think of activities that you and your loved one can enjoy together. Regardless of your age, there are plenty of fun and festive ways to spend the...

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How to Handle Your Workers Compensation Independent Medical Examination

02/01/19

If you’ve filed a workers compensation claim, you may be asked to complete an independent medical examination. This exam is conducted by a physician who will give you an expert opinion on your injuries and make clarifications for your case. The doctor will solidify any proof you need for your workers’ compensation, including if your...

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5 Winter Activities That Seniors and Caregivers Can Enjoy Together

01/22/19

It’s important for everyone to stay active all year round, even when winter weather makes it difficult to spend time outdoors. For seniors especially, remaining active can prevent disease and keep their bones, muscles and hearts strong and healthy. Finding ways to stay active during the cold months may seem daunting. However, there are plenty...

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How to Keep Your Career Skills Sharp While Caregiving

01/14/19

While many people never plan to become a full-time caregiver, thousands across the country are quitting their jobs to take care of loved ones in need. The transition from a full-time job to caregiver can be stressful and even life-changing. In order to counteract the negative emotions that come with big change, it is important...

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15 Safety Tips for Trucking in the Winter

01/07/19

Driving in winter weather conditions can be dangerous for everyone on the road, especially those maneuvering big vehicles like tractor-trailers. Traveling on snow-covered, icy roads requires undivided attention and proper safety precautions to avoid any accidents. For truck drivers, frequent stopping, poor visibility and traction and the unpredictability of other drivers on the road all...

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What You Need to Know About Chronic Health Conditions and the Flu

01/02/19

For many people, the flu is generally a mild illness, bringing on a fever, chills, and muscle fatigue. While these symptoms are unpleasant, they are generally manageable. However, for seniors and those with compromised immune systems, there are serious risks at stake. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 90% of flu-related...

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The Top Safety Tips to Prevent Winter-Related Workplace Accidents

12/19/18

During the winter months, exposure to the cold can create many problems for workers, from slips on ice to hypothermia and frostbite. However, with the right precautions and preventative measures, both employers and employees can avoid these workplace injuries. It is incredibly important to adopt and enforce safety protocols to ensure all employees are as...

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Brown Chiari Attorney, Andrea Conjerti, Joins the Richard C. Failla LGBTQ Commission

12/07/18

Andrea Conjerti, an attorney here at Brown Chiari, has been appointed to the Richard C. Failla LGBTQ Commission by Chief Judge Janet DiFiore. Andrea says she’s “grateful for the opportunity to promote equality and have a positive impact in the community.” The commission works to promote equal participation and access throughout the court system for...

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5 Qualities to Look for in a Professional Caregiver

12/07/18

Caregivers are responsible for creating a comfortable environment for whomever they look after. In order for this to be accomplished, a sense of trust and positive relationship needs to be established. The hiring process can be challenging, but with proper research and help from professional home care companies, finding the right fit can be easy....

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