Antibody Testing: Why and How Our client and friend Tim Thoelecke, owner of InOut Labs in Morton Grove was featured in an article about antibody testing in the Skokie Review. We followed up with some questions for him. Q: What … Continue reading →
Free Help to Re-Start or Start Your Own Business Jennifer Lang, First Vice Chair, SCORE North Cook and Lake Counties Chapter offers a gateway to a ton of excellent advice for current and would-be entrepreneurs. “SCORE is a nationwide organization … Continue reading →
Is it safe to go back to the dentist? Yes! Susan Doroshow, DDS is a general dentist in Skokie and president of the Chicago Dental Society, the largest society of the American Dental Association in the country. She’s also our … Continue reading →
We’ve reached out to some of our clients who offer just the thing to get you feeling great, optimistic and ready to re-enter at the top of your game. Judy Florendo of Link Physical Therapy and Joyce Bedell, The Exercise … Continue reading →
Reminder: Your response to the Census is important Your town, county, state and national officials of all political parties need you to fill out and submit your census form. Right now we are experiencing how information from the 2010 census … Continue reading →
COBRA and Alternative Health Insurance Explained We’re holding free ZOOM seminars on COBRA and Health Insurance Alternatives every Monday afternoon at 1pm. They’re the same seminars we give for national outplacement services. Of course, you can call us at anytime … Continue reading →
Useful Information Government Assistance for Businesses The Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program and CARES include: Paycheck Protection Program Small Business Debt Relief Program Employee Retention Tax Credit Employer Payroll Tax Deferral It’s widely reported that websites for government information are … Continue reading →
If you currently are in good health but without health insurance, there are catastrophic plans available that will cover testing and treatment for the coronavirus. Apply today, they’ll start tomorrow. They are less expensive than Affordable Care Act plans. They … Continue reading →