Thankful For You This New Year!
On behalf of the entire ifocurs team and staff, thank you for your continued dedication and commitment to our blog site, those we support and writers with whom we partner. I am grateful for your…
On behalf of the entire ifocurs team and staff, thank you for your continued dedication and commitment to our blog site, those we support and writers with whom we partner. I am grateful for your…
WAH – Facts and Figures According to The Bureau of Labor Statistics, nearly 30 million U.S. workers (27% of the U.S. workforce) were working remotely at least part time as of August and September 2022,…
Amazing evening at the 2nd Annual #kennedykingindianapolis #summercelebration2023, September 9th 2023. Had a great time joining many folks who showed up to support and celebrate the neighborhood block party at 17th & Bellefontaine with live…
Mother’s Day is this Sunday. Giving a child the guidance and support he/she needs to grow up healthy and successful, even in their chosen career, involves all the skills of parenthood: nurturing, guiding, protecting, sharing,…
Most of us know from first-hand experience the price paid for ignoring warnings about…
Falls are the second leading cause of unintentional injury and death in the United States and the leading cause of injuries. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), falls among adults 65…
Most of us have taken a spill at one time or another, and suffered little more than a bit of embarrassment. Young children frequently fall as they romp and play, and it hardly seems to…
March 8 is International Women’s Day! This month marks an important time to celebrate and appreciate the women in history who made the ultimate sacrifice and fought so hard so that modern women are treated…
February is Black History Month, and it serves as both a celebration and reminder that Black history, culture, and stories are essential to the overall story of America
Alzheimer’s Behaviors: How Memory Loss Can Change the Personality You Know and Remember As a family caregiver of someone with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, you feel overwhelmed. You feel deep sadness. You feel unprepared to…