Winter storms can wreak havoc. Extreme cold, ice, high winds, heavy snowfall, and freezing rain create dangerous conditions and can cause property damage. Heat, power, communication, and transportation can be disrupted due to winter storm conditions. Being prepared ahead of a weather event can help you and your loved ones protect yourselves and your home. […]
Prevent Burns Where You Work
The American Burn Association hosts National Burn Awareness Week each February to provide burn injury prevention education. This year’s theme is about preventing burns in the workplace. Burn risks exist in every workplace, from offices to factories, but simple steps can help keep everyone safe. According to the CDC, more than 398,000 Americans sought medical […]
Speeding: Not Worth the Risk
Speeding is dangerous for everyone. In 2023, it claimed 11,775 lives in America, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). It was a contributing factor in 29% of traffic fatalities. Speed limits are in place to protect everyone on the road. Following the speed limit can help prevent car accidents. Keep reading to […]
Understanding Indoor Air Quality Issues
Indoor air quality can impact your health. People spend approximately 90% of their time indoors; this can be even higher for young children, older adults, and individuals with chronic illnesses. Keep reading for tips from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) to help you identify indoor air quality issues and take steps to reduce […]
Childproof the Bathroom to Prevent Injuries
January is National Bath Safety Month, a great reminder to minimize the risk of injuries in the bath. From drowning prevention to ensuring the water doesn’t get too hot, there are simple steps parents and caregivers can take to reduce risk of injury. Childproofing the Bathroom Bathrooms can be dangerous. Children can drown in only […]
