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Have you ever had a morning where you woke up late, or got stuck in traffic, or maybe you stayed talking to someone longer than you should have?  Has an incident, or your poor planning or someone else caused you to be late before?  There can be many reasons or setbacks in life that can […]

What is healthcare fraud? It is important to know and understand what healthcare fraud is when you are a part of the healthcare field on any level and in any capacity.  Healthcare fraud is the act of giving false information about a patient and their services to insurance companies in order to get more money […]

Whether you are a patient, caregiver or assisting someone navigating their healthcare, it is important to plan ahead and protect your health in case of an emergency.  Your ability to bounce back from an emergency is more successful if you are prepared.  No one expects an emergency to occur and once one does, it is […]

Halloween is recognized by enormous amounts of candy and sweet treats.  Often, we are only concerned with eating too much candy.  However, Halloween also is known for fatalities from car accidents and drunk driving.  Therefore, it is important to be aware of some tips for staying safe.  Whether you are trick-or-treating, having a trunk or […]

As we enter mid-October, it is now officially the season for pumpkins, hot drinks, corn mazes, apple picking and enjoying the change in weather.  Also, with October comes the holiday, Halloween.  Halloween involves activities of carving pumpkins, wearing costumes, eating sweets and trick-or-treating.  For many, trick-or-treating is a tradition that is enjoyed with children and […]

There are medical specialists for the heart, the skin, cancers, child health, the respiratory tract, the nervous system and much more.  Geriatrics is a medical specialty that focuses on the healthcare of those who are aging.  As all of us age and as many are living longer and healthier lives it is important to be […]

Today in the United States, it is estimated that 1 in 8 women will develop invasive breast cancer.  Men have a risk of about 1 in 1,000.  Breast cancer is one of the most common diagnosed cancers in woman and has one of the highest death rates.  However, since the late 1980s there has been […]

We all want respect.  Respect between one another makes any environment more enjoyable, more productive and less stressful.  But what exactly does it mean to have and to show respect at work or at school?  The dictionary defines respect as an act of giving particular attention to or a high or special regard of someone […]

Earlier this week we looked at some ways to start preparing for your exams.  If you are already facing exams or you have taken some and are looking to succeed in the remainder of your course, here are a few tips to improve your test taking skills. Arrive early for your exam. Focus on relaxing […]

Whether you are new to college or just starting a new semester or course, now is the time to start good habits of studying!  Many of us fall into bad habits of procrastination.  However, if you set a schedule for yourself each week, it will be easier for you to avoid procrastinating.  As last-minute cramming […]

CONGRATULATIONS, BRITTNEY! BRITTNEY IS OUR TUITION REIMBURSEMENT WINNER FOR SEPTEMBER! “I am a mom of 3 kids and this tuition reimbursement is a blessing. Especially with birthdays and holidays coming up. I had never heard of tuition reimbursement until We Care. We had paid the total cost out of pocket and were expecting to wait […]

Why do we wash our hands?  It may seem to be common knowledge to wash your hands.  Most children are taught at a young age to “wash up before dinner”.  However, hand washing is more significant than a habit.  Hand washing/sanitization is a requirement at any medical facility.  We wash our hands because it is […]