People with diabetes are sometimes hesitant to travel due to concerns about disruptions to their meal schedule, unfamiliar foods, finding medications, and other diabetes-related issues. The fact is, with some advance planning, people with diabetes can go anywhere and do almost anything. Read more >>… Read More
The tasty treats of the holiday season are one of the many things that people look forward to each December. Just because you have diabetes doesn’t mean you have to miss out on all the excitement and deliciousness that the holiday has to offer. Read more >>… Read More
Ophthalmologists advise to stay away from over-the-counter nonprescription colored contacts, which can damage eyes and your vision. A recent study has shown that chemicals such as chlorine were found in three types of non-prescription costume contact lenses. Read more >>… Read More
Use the new mobile app to find an eye care provider, request an ID card, check your eligibility and benefits – and more! Available on the App Store and Google Play. Read more >>… Read More
“Out of sight, out of mind” is a good policy when it comes to candy. By minimizing the amount of junk food in your home, you minimize the temptation to eat it. That’s normally an effective plan – but it all goes out the window when it comes to Halloween. Read More
This notice and your Summary Plan Description provide important information regarding your decision to start, continue, or change your elective deferral contributions. All Employers contributing to the Local 25 401(k) Fund (the “Fund”) will be contributing three (3%) of compensation in 2018. Click here to read the full notice >>… Read More
Research already suggests that the Mediterranean diet – rich in fish, fruits, nuts, and olive oil – can prevent second heart attacks, delay Alzheimer’s disease, and possibly even lower your cancer risk. It is also one of the diets recommended by the American Diabetes Association as one that can be… Read More
In addition to prescription sunglasses, you may want to consider another option closely related to providing safer and better vision: polarized sunglasses. How can they benefit you? Read more >>… Read More
When a student goes off to college, it’s an emotional time for parents, who worry that their child will succeed socially and academically. That anxiety is compounded when the student has a chronic disease such as diabetes. Read more >>… Read More
Nutritional labels may not tell the whole story. Learn how to make sense of terms like “organic” and “natural” to make sure you are getting the most out of your food. Your Employee Assistance Program can help with: Articles on food labeling and nutrition Audio on nutrient-dense foods and healthy… Read More