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Most roofing sales reps (2 out of 3) quit before they taste success. Because the struggle is too hard. But we all go through it. Like Jon, who went from being a dead broke factory worker and finding out his fiance was pregnant to discovering roofing sales. He made $0 in his first 30 days. But he didn't give up. This is Jon's raw, real, unfiltered story of his struggle to the top. Learn more about my sales system here: https://lnkd.in/gUPmaEbd https://lnkd.in/gaZC7aEF Text ‘DEMO’ 303-222-7133 to learn more. #roofstrategist #roofsales #roofingsales

As we close out #TraumaAwarenessMonth, we highlight the rise in traumatic injuries from electric bikes and scooters. 🚲🛴 Over the past five years, 64 people in Palm Beach County required transport to trauma centers due to such injuries, with 40 occurring in 2023 alone! 📈 This recent exponential increase is concerning as more people engage in these activities and we see more of these vehicles on our roadways. To prevent injuries: wear a helmet, follow road rules, conduct regular maintenance checks, and always ride responsibly. #TraumaEducation #WeCareForAll #PreventingTraumaticInjuries #StaySafe

What is a BiNetic bed deck with double retraction and how does it help your facility to reduce pressure injuries and harm to your residents? The BiNetic bed deck has four separate parts with a longer backrest to ensure the bed ergonomically supports the cervical spine and allows the bed to provide double retraction. What is Double Retraction? Double retraction in seat section of the frame provides additional 6.7” of space to alleviate pressure in the sacrum section- aiding in the prevention of pressure injuries and improving resident. #skillednursing #reducingharm #pressureinjuryprevention

Stay Safe, Stay Smart. 🚗📵 Join The Heritage Group, HC+M, and INDOT in the “Buckle Up Phone Down” campaign to make our roads safer for everyone. 🔑 Key Actions: ◾️Always wear your seatbelt – It’s your best defense in a crash. ◾️Avoid phone use while driving – Stay focused and keep your hands on the wheel. Did you know? Despite only 6% of vehicle occupants being unbelted, they account for 47% of fatalities. Texting while driving increases crash risk by 50%, contributing to over 7,000 crashes in Indiana in 2022 alone. Let’s change these statistics. Protect our road workers and community every day. Learn more at BUPDIN.com. #BuckleUpPhoneDown #BUPD #RoadSafety #onehcm

Hernia Repair: Mr Parvinderpal (Parv) Singh Sains guides us through the process. To find out how Mr Parvinderpal (Parv) Singh Sains can help you, please click: https://bit.ly/4byGx2l

Transferring Techniques: Assisting from Bed to Wheelchair Learn the precise techniques for safely transferring individuals from the bed to a wheelchair, ensuring comfort and preventing injuries. Step 1: Preparing the Environment: Clear the pathway from the bed to the wheelchair. Ensure both surfaces are at an appropriate height for a seamless transfer. Step 2: Proper Body Mechanics: Instruct on maintaining proper body mechanics to avoid strain. Emphasize the use of leg muscles and avoiding unnecessary twisting. Step 3: Supporting the Individual: Demonstrate providing physical support while promoting as much independence as possible. Use transfer belts or handles for added stability. Elevate your caregiving skills with safe transferring techniques. Follow us for more detailed caregiving insights! 🛌💙 #BostonBurbsLife #EasternMassachusettsLiving #SouthShoreBostonStrong #GreaterBostonCommunity #BrocktonMAArea #QuincyCares #MiltonCommunityLove #BraintreeLivingWell #HinghamHelpingHands #CohassetNeighbors #ScituateStrongCommunity

Have you used the DebrideBlade yet? The flexible, easy-to-use instrument levels the wound bed to promote healing. https://bit.ly/3U3MooG #woundcare #debridement

Transferring Techniques: Assisting from Bed to Wheelchair Learn the precise techniques for safely transferring individuals from the bed to a wheelchair, ensuring comfort and preventing injuries. Step 1: Preparing the Environment: Clear the pathway from the bed to the wheelchair. Ensure both surfaces are at an appropriate height for a seamless transfer. Step 2: Proper Body Mechanics: Instruct on maintaining proper body mechanics to avoid strain. Emphasize the use of leg muscles and avoiding unnecessary twisting. Step 3: Supporting the Individual: Demonstrate providing physical support while promoting as much independence as possible. Use transfer belts or handles for added stability. Elevate your caregiving skills with safe transferring techniques. Follow us for more detailed caregiving insights! 🛌💙 #BostonBurbsLife #EasternMassachusettsLiving #SouthShoreBostonStrong #GreaterBostonCommunity #BrocktonMAArea #QuincyCares #MiltonCommunityLove #BraintreeLivingWell #HinghamHelpingHands #CohassetNeighbors #ScituateStrongCommunity

Do you have an injured shoulder? Not using your injured shoulder can lead to a frozen shoulder, which makes movement even harder and more painful. It's essential to keep your shoulder active with gentle exercises to prevent stiffness. If you avoid using it too long, it can lose flexibility, making recovery take longer. Keep moving to stay healthy. That is what I call SElf- CARE.