Trump moves to cut more Obama era rules at HHS, ending religious discrimination regulations
On this Religious Freedom Day, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is proposing a rule that implements President Trump’s executive order that removes current regulatory burdens on religious More...
Tattoo Removal Tips By New York Tattoo Removal Experts
If you’re thinking of taking off your tattoo or just want to know about it, there are many things to be learned about the process of tattoo removal. Let’s see some of the tis given by professional which would More...
Old-fashioned Skin Care: The Time-Tested Techniques
The skin is the outer covering of the body. It serves many purposes making it essential to give extra care to maintain its healthy tone. But as time goes by, the skin needs protection to prevent the effects of internal More...
Why Humor is Important for Seniors
Being a caregiver is a difficult job and it’s hard to find humor during tough times of helping your loved one. Finding the time to smile and laugh is more important than you think. It’s important to lighten More...
Top Health Tech Trends to Consider This Year
The health care world never stops progressing. The industry essentially requires the latest technologies to deliver better caring for human health, since innovations assist with illnesses prevention and curing. More...
Benefits of Medical Coding Outsourcing
Medical coding outsourcing makes up a crucial aspect of the needs of any healthcare organization. One of the most obvious reasons for medical coding outsourcing is that failure to have one leads to challenges in More...
7 Types of Actionable Fraud a Litigator Can Help You Take a Stand Against
Fraud seems to be a normal part of life these days, and everyone seems to be wanting to scam you. In reality, the impact of fraud on your life is a matter of if, not a matter of when. Actionable fraud is deliberate More...
An Empowered Approach to Caring for a Loved One in a Nursing Home
When a loved one is being cared for in a nursing home facility, you don’t have direct control over their daily activities and it’s difficult to know if they’re being treated appropriately. Unfortunately, nursing More...
How to turn your life around after a challenging phase
As human beings, we are all fundamentally flawed and susceptible to persuasion. For some of us, this can lead us down a dark path, eclipsing some of what ought to have been productive years. If you have made the More...
Car Accident FAQs: What Should You Do After a Car Accident
Over five million car accidents happen every year in the United States alone, and regardless of how careful you are while on the road, you could meet with a negligent driver, and this leads you in an accident. Most More...
6 Tips To Help You Reduce Your Belongings In Preparation For Care
Going into care is a significant life change which requires a lot of planning. Here are some tips to help you reduce your belongings in preparation for care. photo/ StockSnap Going into care is a significant life More...
Association of American Physicians and Surgeons: Medicare for All is ‘Medicare for Nobody’
The Medicare in the Sanders Medicare-for-All bill is not the same program that retirees were taxed for their entire working lives, states the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS). In fact, it abolishes More...
What Types of Compensation Are Common in Drunk Driving Cases?
Despite all our knowledge and preventative strategies, drunk driving continues to be a problem. In 2017, there were 37,133 people killed in traffic crashes. About 10,874 of those, or 29 percent, were due to drunk More...
Judge strikes down Tampa’s counseling ban, government can’t regulate ‘healthcare treatment’
Yesterday federal Judge William F. Jung issued an order granting summary judgment to Liberty Counsel in its suit to invalidate the Tampa ordinance that prohibited licensed counselors from providing voluntary talk More...
Number of aborted babies found in late abortionist Ulrich Klopfer’s house rises to over 2000
After his medical license was suspended in 2015, Indiana abortion doctor Ulrich Klopfer moved to Illinois, where he passed away a week ago. Now the family had to contact police for the “proper removal of the remains” More...
FDA sued by abortion activist Rebecca Gomperts for cracking down on ‘abortion pill by mail’ access
An abortion activist in Europe, Rebecca Gomperts, federal lawsuit against the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) for blocking “Aid Access,” an Internet consultation and mail order abortion pill More...
9th Planned Parenthood patient from NYC clinic hospitalized
A new report from Operation Rescue detailed a concerning trend as the ninth patient in just eight months has been hospitalized after visiting the Planned Parenthood abortion facility in New York City. According More...
Home health care owner, Diandra Bankhead pleads guilty to defrauding Georgia Medicaid
Diandra Bankhead, the owner and operator of Elite Homecare (“Elite”), an Atlanta-based home healthcare provider, has pleaded guilty to defrauding Medicaid by submitting thousands of fraudulent claims for services More...
Pharmacy Owner, Eduard Shtindler Charged in Multimillion Dollar Health Care Fraud
A Bergen County, New Jersey, man was arrested today for his role in conspiracies to commit health care fraud and to bribe a doctor, U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito announced. Eduard Shtindler, a/k/a “Eddy,” 36, More...
Biden gaffes continue on 2020 campaign: wrong state, health care that’s ‘not quality’ and crowds not showing up
Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden continued to make embarrassing misstatements while on the campaign trail on Saturday, speaking in Keene, New Hampshire, said: “I’ve been here a number of times More...
