Some of you may have noticed that you’re spending far less than usual due to social distancing. However, that also means that you’re probably spending more time at home which may result in increased bills in other areas.  There are things you can do around your home that don’t require sweeping changes in order to keep more money in your pocket. Continue reading →

It's that time of year again, folks. Every year, we observe Daylight Savings Time (DST) and when it comes time in the Fall to "fall back" or set your clocks back, many people find their schedules thrown off. While it seems like just one hour, it can be a real pain when that time comes and you find your day, even week, is out of whack. This year we “fall back” on November 1. Continue reading →

Every October we celebrate National Physical Therapy Month. This is an annual recognition of the benefits of physical therapy. Continue reading →

Reminds Healthcare Professionals and Families to Work Together for Better Health Outcomes!
Healthcare “awareness” campaigns are common these days, and It can be hard to keep track of the various causes. But October focuses on a topic that directly affects countless families and medical workers across the country: “patient-centered care.” And while people mostly associate the month with Halloween and the transition to Fall, patient-centered awareness is worth a closer look! Continue reading →