| Senior Move Managers Announce Online Resource to Simplify Search for ...
CLARENDON HILLS, Ill., Feb. 6 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The National Association of Senior Move Managers today announced the launch of the NASMM Senior Housing Locator, an online navigational tool developed by SNAPforSeniors to help users find appropriate senior housing more quickly and easily. Numbering more than 400 nationwide, NASMM members assist tens of thousands of seniors and their families with the physical and emotional aspects of moving each year. With the number of Americans 65 and older projected by the U.S. Census Bureau to top 40 million by 2010, the need for both senior move managers and a way to find senior housing is increasing. The NASMM Senior Housing Locator is similar to the real estate industry's Multiple Listing Service, and functions much like a traditional search engine.
June 2006
Amy used to tell me how she talks to Kristen every day," Carol said. "I know she's talking to her now." In just 21 years, Amy touched the lives of so many around her. She attended Bourne High School, and worked for years at the Dunkin' Donut on Cranberry Highway in Wareham. She didn't have a best friend. Just about everybody was her best friend... Read the rest of the story here. .
Hair Stylists Promote Breast Cancer Prevention Messages to Clients
Authors of a Brooklyn, N.Y., study say hair stylists might be a good resource for both healthy hair and information on breast cancer prevention. However, it is not clear if learning about breast health practices at the beauty shop has a significant effect on client's health behavior. .
InfoLogix Featured in FOX Business News Interview on Reducing ...
HATBORO, Pa., Jan. 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- InfoLogix, Inc. (NASDAQ: IFLG) , a leading technology provider of enterprise mobility solutions for the healthcare and commercial industries, is featured in a new FOX Business News interview about how the company's mobile technology is helping to solve medication management errors among its 1,400 hospital customers across North America. The interview with InfoLogix CEO and president David Gulian, originally scheduled to air December 13, aired live on FOX Business News on Thursday, January 3rd during the "C-Suite Sitdown" segment of the morning show, and is now available to view online by first visiting www.infologixsys.com/TVinterview. Among the many challenges of the nation's healthcare system, the Institute of Medicine estimates that medication errors harm at least 1.5 million people a year.
Spotted in Seattle -- yet another wild cat
A wild serval cat, the second one found wandering around West Seattle in the past three weeks, was on its way to Sara's Sanctuary in Redmond on Friday. Terri Miner, the owner of the sanctuary, is working long hours to build a new enclosure. She knows what she's in for; it will be the third serval for her shelter. The elegant cats with long legs and graceful necks look like miniature cheetahs or leopards. They come from Africa and, like other exotic animals, are illegal to own in Seattle. "You can't put a serval with another animal. You can't put them with a dog, a cat or monkey. Everything we have on this property is prey to a serval," said Miner. "They can jump 15 feet straight up in the air. It means quite an enclosure is needed," she said.
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