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What to Do When Your Worker’s Comp Case Becomes a Fight
While it may seem obvious to you that your injury should be covered by worker’s comp, your employer or their insurance company may disagree. This can turn what should be an easy process into a fight. It’s not a fight you should give up, though, because you deserve...
Keeping a Positive Attitude While Recovering From Injury
On top of all of the physical aspects that go along with recovering from an accident, there are also the mental factors. What we mean by this is that injuries don’t just take a toll on your body; they greatly impact the mind as well. Countless medical studies have...
The Importance of Putting Yourself First After an Injury
There are few things in life scarier than suffering a major (or even moderate) injury. This is true of auto accidents, work-related injuries, as well as incidents on some other public or private property. Regardless of the cause or location of the accident, the...
Motorcycle Safety in the Fall
Motorcycle safety is a topic not often taken seriously enough. However, when the fall weather hits, the dangers rise even further. Something as simple as driving through a pile of slick leaves can result in an accident that could drastically change someone’s life. If...
Coronavirus and Nursing Homes: The Updates, Concerns, and Moving Forward
Coronavirus has starkly highlighted the need to ensure that seniors living in nursing homes are being properly cared for. Though great care is always a concern, the nature of the pandemic has added challenging layers to making sure our most vulnerable populations are...
Avoiding Summer Vehicle Accidents
As the weather warms up, we’re collectively taking to the road. You can ensure you keep yourself, your family, and other drivers safe by brushing up on your summer driving safety habits. Here are a few tips to get you through this season healthy. Realities of Summer...
Nosocomial Infections in Hospitals: Do You Have a Case?
A nosocomial infection occurs when an otherwise uninfected patient contracts an infectious disease while being treated in the hospital. A hospital should be the last place you need to worry about contracting an infection. When you’re hospitalized, you expect that your...
COVID-19 and Workers’ Compensation
The global coronavirus pandemic has drastically altered “normal” life for everyone. However, while about ⅓ of the American workforce can continue to work remotely, the rest of the workforce is either unemployed or leaving their homes daily to work an essential job....
The Dangers of Infections in Nursing Homes
Even before the beginning of the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19, pandemic, nursing home residents were more vulnerable to getting an infection. Older adults living in a community setting are more susceptible to infections like Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus...
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