May is Women’s Health Month and many organizations join the cause to empower women and girls to make their health a priority! The CDC encourages women to talk with their healthcare providers, focus on a well-balanced diet, get active, prioritize their mental health, and practice healthy behaviors. There are many resources available to help women feel empowered in these areas and a few of them are…

The answer to that question is YES! – Of course, you can still work! We tend to slam on the breaks when technology takes a halt, but no need! Keep motoring! If you experience downtime due to registry software issues, you can continue to remain productive, just in different avenues. Since we are all on tight schedules to meet our State reporting requirements, every day counts….

April 1st marks the beginning of Autism Acceptance Month. This year brings a shift from the commonly used phrase “Autism Awareness Month” to “Autism Acceptance Month.” in an effort to build a more inclusive society. The month is dedicated to promoting autism awareness, inclusion, and ensuring those on the spectrum have the opportunity to achieve the highest possible quality of life. Autism covers a spectrum of…

Sleep Awareness Week runs this year from March 14-20, 2021, and spotlights the importance of sleep in our daily lives and encourages everyone to learn about habits, practices, and routines that improve our sleep quality and overall health. Sleep is one of the most crucial factors in our overall health and well-being, but how many of us actually get the amount of sleep our bodies need?…