By the end of 2013, according to ZD Net, 62% of all American businesses are expected to be utilizing a BYOD policy. Bring your own device policies have risen to prominence as a direct result of mass consumer utilization of smartphones. In the U.S. alone, 65 million people own and use a smartphone daily.

Making the decision to implement a BYOD policy is a smart one, but it’s not without its risks. As CMS Wire points out, companies can easily save $1300 per employee by requiring their employees cover the costs of hardware and at least a portion of monthly usage charges. However, opening up the floor to employee-owned devices also opens businesses up to a slew of security issues; data theft, identity theft, and considera

Few things help people recover from muscle, bone, ligament, or joint injuries like physical therapy. Whether it is outpatient physical therapy or physical therapy done during an inpatient stay in the hospital, therapy truly helps people become healthy more rapidly and also helps prevent atrophy.

Physical therapists comprise one of the most demanding segments of healthcare jobs. When people go to physical rehabilitation centers, they are trusting the employees to help them get over their injury. For instance, someone with a torn ACL at an outpatient physical therapy center is devoting their time and money to a professional who is expected to help that first person have the same mobility they had before the injury. Continue Reading | No Comments