Elopement Prevention and Response Strategies for Senior Living Facilities Ensuring resident safety is a key priority for all senior living facilities. A critical area of concern is the risk of elopement—when a resident leaves a senior living facility unexpectedly and unsupervised. Such incidents can lead to residents becoming disoriented or lost and expose them to […]
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Live Well, Work Well, | Winter Safety: Driving
Winter Safety: Driving Losing control of a car is undoubtedly one of the most frightening experiences behind the wheel. Unfortunately, it is a potential side effect when the temperatures turn frigid and the roads get slick with ice or snow. One of the most dangerous winter driving hazards is skidding, which, at high speeds, could […]
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Live Well, Work Well | Manage Fatigue at Work
Manage Fatigue at Work Between hectic schedules, stress and difficulty sleeping, many people find themselves fatigued during the workday. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to reduce your fatigue levels and stay more alert at work. Risks of Fatigue Symptoms of fatigue include moodiness, drowsiness, loss of energy, and lack of motivation and concentration. […]
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Live Well, Work Well | The Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2025-2030
The Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2025-2030 Nutrition is the foundation of health, influencing growth, disease prevention and overall well-being throughout life. Because dietary habits can shape long-term health outcomes, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the U.S. Department of Agriculture publish nutrition advice every five years. This guidance, the Dietary Guidelines for […]
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Legal Update | OSHA Extends Its Hazard Communication Standard Compliance Dates
OSHA Extends Its Hazard Communication Standard Compliance Dates On Jan. 15, 2026, OSHA issued a final rule formally extending the compliance deadlines associated with its updated Hazard Communication Standard (HCS). The underlying revision to the standard, intended to align the HCS with the seventh edition of the Globally Harmonized System, was finalized on May 20, […]
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Legal Update | DOL Recovers More Than $295 Million in Back Wages in FY 2025
DOL Recovers More Than $295 Million in Back Wages in FY 2025 The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) recently announced that it recovered more than $295 million in back wages for nearly 177,000 employees in fiscal year (FY) 2025. The wage recoveries averaged $1,465 per worker. This is the highest recovery of back wages since […]
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Cyber Risks & Liabilities | ClickFix Cyberattacks Explained
ClickFix Cyberattacks Explained Social engineering has long been a tactic employed in different cyberattacks against businesses, often relying on deceptive communications and programming to trick targets into divulging sensitive data, sharing corporate funds or downloading harmful software. Over the years, some social engineering methods have become increasingly sophisticated, making them more difficult to detect and […]
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Market Outlook | Modern Wellness Trends Driving Change
Modern Wellness Trends Driving Change Today’s employee expects more than health benefits. Employee wellness has entered a modern era defined by personalization, priority and purpose. Driven largely by younger generations changing the workforce, wellness is shifting from a perk to a core business strategy. In 2026, organizations are rethinking how they support their workforce not […]
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Benefits Insights | Emerging Wellness Trends in 2026
Emerging Wellness Trends in 2026 Today’s employee expects more than health benefits. Employee wellness has entered a modern era defined by personalization, priority and purpose. Primarily driven by younger generations changing the workforce, wellness is shifting from a perk to a core business strategy. In 2026, organizations are rethinking how they support their workforce, not […]
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Safety Matters | Health Care: Scrubs Safety
Scrubs Safety In a recent study of hospital attire published by the American Journal of Infection Control, over 60 percent of the health care employee uniforms sampled tested positive for pathogens. Half of the samples tested positive for one or more different pathogens, with 11 percent of the discovered bugs being resistant to multiple front-line […]
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