When the time comes for an elderly loved one to be placed in the care of professionals at a facility, diligence and attention to all details should go into the selection. Many family members research and visit countless nursing homes and long-term care centers to find the best fit that provides everyone involved in the process peace of mind.
An Industry Leader Racking Up Recalls
Polaris Industries leads the off-highway vehicle industry with a significant global market share. That top ranking is a distinction that their competitors envy. Yet, their stranglehold on dominance in ATV and ROV sales is in question thanks to another “first place” designation.
Second Chances Undermining Medical Services
Few bonds of trust are stronger than doctors and patients. Suffering illness or injury creates uncertainty and stress during perilous times. Going to a medical professional should represent the first step in clarifying specific problems, if not recovery.
Autonomous Mass Transit: Coming to a City Near You?
The road to driverless vehicles for consumers has hit many figurative and literal bumps in the road. Even though the concept of automated travel has been decades in the making, it continues to be a quasi-work-in-progress.
New Jersey May Be Falling Short in Bicycle Safety
The Bicycle Friendly State Report Card focuses on efforts to promote bicycling state-to-state. Since 2008, they have published rankings based on a particular state’s commitment to being bicycle-friendly.
The hazardous combination of parking lots and pedestrians
The holidays usually lead to an influx of seasonal shoppers and unaware drivers in most retail parking lots. It’s frustrating as a pedestrian to try to navigate the parking lot and make sure that you and your entire family is safe.
A ban on cellphone use may come to Pennsylvanian drivers
Several states recently enacted laws surrounding the use of cellphones while driving, and the list continues to grow as Pennsylvania may be the newest state to ban hand-held cellphone use by drivers.
Is Justice Truly Served in the Purdue Pharma Settlement?
When Purdue Pharma introduced OxyContin in 1996, they heralded the drug as effective with a low risk of addiction.
The Safety Concerns Surrounding Scooters
Juul in the rough
The proverbial heat is on for a prominent e-cigarette manufacturer. Their hype may define the oft-used term, “Too good to be true.”
