The average person spends approximately 90,000 hours of their lifetime at work. When you take that average, and add it to the fact that the number one leading cause of death for adults in the United States is heart disease, it drastically increases the likelihood of suffering a heart attack while at work. Heart attacks… [Read More]
There are many of us today who are not only raising our children, but also caring for our aging parents as well. It’s called the Sandwich Generation, and according to the US Census Bureau, the number of older Americans (65 and older) will double by the year 2030. This will mean a full house for… [Read More]
This time of year represents a cheerful season and plenty of celebration. Although many do not give possible danger during the holidays a second thought, we want to share with you some startling statistics that will help you become more aware of the potential dangers associated with the holiday season. Holiday Toys When it comes… [Read More]
Most people have heard of the term SIDS. SIDS stands for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, and October is SIDS national awareness month. With almost 4,000 infant deaths annually in the U.S. due to SIDS, it is imperative that parents, family members, caregivers, neighbors, and friends are aware of the risks and precautions one can take… [Read More]
With a new school year fast approaching, there is no better time than to discuss the importance of CPR training in high schools. There are a reported 38 states that mandate CPR training for their students as part of graduation requirements. A few states, including Illinois and Indiana, have exclusionary/waiver clauses. Are you wondering how… [Read More]
