18th Annual TeamWalk for CancerCare
This past Sunday, May 21st, a group of Fred C. Church employees, family and friends participated in the 18th Annual TeamWalk for CancerCare. It was a beautiful day for a [...]
This past Sunday, May 21st, a group of Fred C. Church employees, family and friends participated in the 18th Annual TeamWalk for CancerCare. It was a beautiful day for a [...]
Throughout the Spring, Summer and early Fall, the tick population rises. If you live in the Northeast, especially New England, be prepared for a worse than usual tick season this [...]
Due to the generous donations from our employees, we were able to assemble 50 Mother’s Day Gift Bags for The Wish Project Mother’s Day Donations. The bags will be given [...]
The HERO Scorecard is designed to help organizations learn about best practices for promoting workplace health and well-being. The Hero Scorecard looks at areas such as strategic planning, integration, measurement [...]
All too often new business owners feel left in the dark when it comes to the insurance they should carry for their new venture. Although every business is different, from [...]
May is National Meditation Month. Meditation and mindfulness is becoming an ever growing part of the national lexicon. Scientific studies have shown that individuals who practice meditation and mindfulness change [...]
Where to start? This excellent article, Internet Safety for Kids, explains that parents who start early can ingrain internet safety practices just as they teach their child to look both [...]
This is a good time to educate yourselves, your family and your community about strategies for preventing alcohol misuse or abuse. Now is a good time to talk with your [...]
Experts are warning that 2017 will a big year for ticks in the Northeast due to the unusually warm winter. More ticks can mean higher rates of Lyme Disease and [...]
The Pareto Principle, otherwise known as the 80/20 rule, is often used in health insurance discussions; 80% of claims are generated by 20% of the population. The principle holds true [...]