A wellness-focused home doesn’t need a giant renovation or a long checklist taped to the fridge. A calmer atmosphere can grow from minor touches that quietly support how you move, think, and settle throughout the day. Little changes influence how you wake up, how you unwind, and how comfortable you feel inside your own space. […]
The New York State Office for the Aging (NYSOFA) today recognized National Family Caregivers Month, highlighting the many resources to support unpaid caregivers in New York State who provide uncompensated help to a friend or family member. NYSOFA Director Greg Olsen said, “National Family Caregivers Month is a time to celebrate and recognize the people […]
Cyber Monday 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most exciting shopping events of the year, and MIT Therapy is leading the charge with incredible online offers. Among its standout deals, the Road Trip Gummies have captured the attention of customers everywhere, prompting many to check out the latest road trip gummies review […]
A Necessary Step for Veteran Care in Rockland County Over the past century, asbestos exposure has emerged as a critical public health crisis rooted in the nation’s toxic legacy of industrial and military advancement. Once prized for its resilience and insulating properties, this mineral became a cornerstone of America’s defense as it was extensively used […]
Congressman Mike Lawler recently hosted a press conference at Montefiore Nyack Hospital to raise awareness for the reintroduction of his IVF Access and Affordability Act, which provides up to a $40,000 federal tax credit to help families cover the cost of in vitro fertilization (IVF) and other fertility treatments. “From personal experience, I know just […]
Rockland County legislators have voted unanimously to allocate $2 million to help local food pantries meet a surge in demand for food assistance following the lapse of funding to the federal SNAP program. Rockland County Legislature Chairman Jay Hood Jr. stressed the need to move quickly in getting funding to the pantries. “We need to […]