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As we continue to grieve, remember this
We are still in this world of a global pandemic. Many of us are reaching stages of emotions that are feeling overwhelming, unfamiliar, or just “too normal.” Our personal lives… Continue reading
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Dealing with Anxiety
We can all agree on one thing – we are living in unpredictable and unprecedented times. It’s a wild ride, to say the least. Some of us have lost loved… Continue reading
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Change is the only stable ground to stand on
As we get deeper into this coronavirus situation, whether we’re conscious of it or not, we are being given a chance to change. Actually, change is being forced upon us…. Continue reading
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Our Commitment to You
In this time of change, we want you to know that we are here for support, friendship and/or guidance. The impacts of COVID-19 on communities, and the entire world has… Continue reading
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Recognizing Malnutrition in Elder Care and How to Maximize Reimbursement
As you well know, the goal of identifying and treating malnutrition in nursing facility residents is to improve patient outcomes, reduce readmission rates and prevent additional complications therefore reducing economic… Continue reading
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3 Easy Ideas for Workplace Wellbeing
All organizations, regardless of size, rely on their employees for ensuring that their ongoing operations are smooth and effective. That being said, organizations should also invest in those same employees… Continue reading
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Let’s Celebrate Ohio Dairy Farm to School
In support of the Farm to School movement and National Farm to School month October 2019, the American Dairy Association Mideast is teaming up with the Ohio Department of Education… Continue reading
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4 tips to keep your employees active and moving at work
A study conducted by Leeds Metropolitan University of its workers revealed that job performance improved on the same day employees exercised. Those who exercised, experienced an improved mood and better… Continue reading
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All Aboard the Farm to School Movement
Did you know, the average piece of conventional produce in the U.S. travels 1,500 miles, while local produce only travels around 100 miles? Not only can local foods be fresher… Continue reading
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Gluten or No Gluten: Should Everyone be Avoiding it?
Buzzword: GLUTEN. Everyone’s at least heard of it by now but may not know exactly what it is or why some people need to avoid it. Gluten is a protein… Continue reading
