by Phillp Hall | Jun 20, 2025 | Personal Safety
Many home health and social service organizations think they have a strong safety policy in place for their lone workers. But in reality, critical blind spots can leave employees vulnerable and put the organization at risk legally, financially, and reputedly. 1. No...
by Phillp Hall | Jun 4, 2025 | Personal Safety, Uncategorized
Lone worker safety is increasingly vital in industries like healthcare, social services, utilities, and logistics. While the U.S. relies on broad occupational safety laws, many developed countries take a more prescriptive and technology-integrated approach. Below is a...
by Phillp Hall | May 27, 2025 | Personal Safety
The Rise of Decentralized Clinical Trials: What it Means for CRO’s and Lone Worker Safety Background The clinical research industry is undergoing a significant transformation. Spurred by technological innovation, regulatory flexibility, and growing demands for...
by Phillp Hall | Apr 7, 2025 | Personal Safety
Social service professionals work on the frontlines, supporting vulnerable individuals and families in challenging environments. Many of these visits take place in clients’ homes, and frequently, these workers are alone—creating an inherent level of risk. The...
by Bobby McLain | Sep 12, 2024 | Personal Safety
Lone workers, including home-health, hospice, and social workers, often find themselves in unpredictable and sometimes hazardous environments. Whether it’s a volatile client, an unexpected medical emergency, or a situation fraught with potential danger, knowing when...
by Harper Dion | Mar 5, 2024 | News, Personal Safety
For care professionals within a tense environment, the concern of personal safety should be non-existent. Sadly, this is no longer the case. Grappling with staffing constraints, minimal resources, and an overall influx of responsibilities makes the day-to-day duty of...
