National EAP, Inc. is hosting a special webinar series to provide education and support during the COVID- 19 outbreak. Join us to learn strategies for self care, how to be successful with your work, and much more! See full details for the webinars here >>… Read More

National EAP is hosting a virtual support group (3/24 and 3/26) on how to manage mental health concerns and cope with stress during the COVID-19 outbreak. Attendees can join via webcam. Click here for details >>… Read More

According to Prevent Blindness America, children sustain approximately 11,000 toy-related eye injuries each year. Most toy-related eye injuries are treated, have no long-term effects, and are easily preventable. Read more >>… Read More

As we reach our 40s and 50s, we face new vision challenges that may be just around the corner. Fortunately, most age-related vision issues are preventable and treatable if you take simple steps to protect your eyes. Learn more >>… Read More

The Retirement Funds of Local 25, I.B.E.W. will sponsor a two-session, pre-retirement planning seminar, starting on Wednesday, October 30, 2019 and concluding on Wednesday, November 6, 2019 from 7:00 to 9:15 p.m. on both days. The two-evening seminar will be for plan participants and spouses only, and the sessions will… Read More

Back-to-school vision tips With school just around the corner, your child’s annual eye exam should be a priority. Vision is one of the most important factors in learning and development. Nearly 80% of a child’s learning is acquired through his or her visual system, making it the cornerstone for a… Read More

What is AMD? Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is deterioration of the macula, which is the small central area of the retina of the eye that is responsible for sharp, central vision. There is currently no cure for AMD, though some treatments can delay its progression or even improve vision. Through… Read More

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