If you’ve been to the doctor recently you know that one of the things that is required of you as the patient is to fill out information about your family’s medical history.  This can be challenging for some who may not have even thought about needing this type of information in the event of an … Keep reading…

It might seem rather simple, Connecticut auto accidents can be avoided by wearing a seatbelt, reducing or eliminating distracted driving, and following the speed limit.  Ok, it is simple.   There is good news.  In 2019 auto accident deaths declined for the third straight year throughout the United States.  We were trending in the right direction … Keep reading…

Flu season is officially upon us and while this flu season may be even crazier than in years past there are still some common things that happen each year with influenza. One of these is that medical providers may misdiagnose the flu leading to long-term injury and even death. While a medical provider missing a … Keep reading…

You may have seen them zooming down the streets or on sidewalks throughout the state. They look like a fun and efficient way to get around town without polluting the environment too much, but beware, e-scooters present tremendous risks. A new study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) looked at how these new … Keep reading…

In the first half of 2020 Connecticut roads at times felt ghostly. There were significantly fewer cars on the roads and Connecticut auto accidents as reported by the UCONN Crash Data Repository. Fewer cars on the road led to fewer accidents with just 37,732 reported crashes, which is significantly lower than the number from the … Keep reading…

The holiday season is upon us and while this year it may look a little different, it is always a good time to think about ways you can keep yourself and your loved ones safe when celebrating.  Likely this holiday season fewer people will be on the road and therefore Connecticut auto accidents may be … Keep reading…