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Scaffolding safety is important in any building project to prevent accidents and injuries.

One of the dedicated weeks designated by the National Safety Council is awareness about musculoskeletal disorders, or MSDs.

The “Ladders Last” program is a program built to prevent falls and save lives by reducing the use of ladders overall, and education on ladder safety for when you do need a ladder.

June is National Safety Month, and Medcor is thinking about all the hard workers we support with safety services. Read about National Safety Month, learn about workplace injuries, and see how you can make a difference and stay safe at work.

Being prepared for emergency situations and providing training to emergency response members in the workforce is vital to risk mitigation and keeping employees safe.

Did you know that the regular use of vibrating hand tools may result in damage to the fingers, hands, and even forearms and can lead to a condition known as Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS)?

Among the most common sports injuries you are likely to see is the dreaded “jammed” finger.

Telemedicine has great benefits when used appropriately, and its promises are attractive: immediate access and convenience, early intervention, lower cost than other mod­els, and quality services.

Eyesight is priceless. One of the easiest ways to keep your eyes healthy is to protect them!

Health navigation gets people through the system to achieve better clinical out­comes and lower costs.