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A Brief History Over forty years ago, demonstrations started popping up in hospitals after rural patients complained of difficulty receiving the proper medical advice they needed in a timely manner. Thus emerged a system that makes use of t .. Read more

A lot of people think that estate planning is only for those with significant wealth or property. But it’s actually for anybody with any loved ones who might be left behind. If you care about them, if you want to make sure your assets .. Read more

It’s summer vacation time. That means crowded airports and full planes. It also means you’re more likely to find out when you get to the gate that there isn’t enough room for everybody’s carry-on bag. Before you .. Read more

It’s summertime. The sun is shining. The birds are chirping. And what the dandelions are we going to do with the kids this weekend? Well, if you want a fun break from the usual routines, you can go on a family hike. A real over t .. Read more

As the weather gets warmer, the desire to be outside grows. After being cooped up all winter we love to get out and enjoy the fresh air and sunshine. However, not everyone enjoys this time of year. If you suffer from allergies getting outsi .. Read more

Last year’s flu season was one of the most intense and deadly flu seasons ever, with approximately 80,000 American fatalities. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, the previous high for a regular flu season in t .. Read more

Maybe you just got your first passport and you’re looking for a little guidance, or maybe you’ve already traveled the world but need a refresher course. Either way, you should know that traveling abroad requires many considerati .. Read more

Traveling for work has its upsides and downsides. If done right, the act of traveling — even for work — can be stress-reducing, informative, and refreshing. Breaking routine within the context of work can give employees a be .. Read more

These days, it’s only getting harder to find quality candidates. The unemployment rate is low (4.1%) and sinking. Your job-market competitors are getting desperate too, and they will stop at nothing to get the best people they ca .. Read more

The term “war for talent” was coined by McKinsey’s Steven Hankin in 1997 and popularized by a book of the same name in 2001. It refers to the rise of ever fiercer competition to recruit and retain employees when too few wo .. Read more