As Americans wrap up 2020, business owners and operators have taxes to consider as they close out the calendar year.
IRS Section 179 is worth paying attention to. Here are the frequently asked questions on IRS Section 179 savings, calculations, and regulations.
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) advocates that the majority of people, age 6 months and older, receive a flu vaccine. Their recommendation is even more pronounced this year during the coronavirus pandemic.
Not only is getting the vaccination about avoiding symptoms caused from the flu virus, but it’s also helping to protect those around you. During the 2020/2021 flu season it’s important to put your health and others first.
In addition to taking the proactive step and getting the flu vaccine, the time of year in making this decision is a major factor to take into account.
This season’s influenza vaccine provides protection against four of the flu viruses that are anticipated to make their rounds.
Although the vaccine is not entirely effective, experts believe it is the most efficientmeans to avoid complications from the flu.
Here are five common questions surrounding the flu vaccine.
Organ donation offers an invaluable, life-saving opportunity for those that are facing fatal health risks. The demand for organ donors is expanding. In 2020, there have been over 25,500 total (deceased and living) lifesaving organ transplants performed. And in 2019, there was a record-breaking 7,397 transplants from living donors.
United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) is a private, non-profit organization that heads up the nation’s organ transplant network, in conjuction with the federal government.
According to UNOS, as of September 2020, over 109,000 people need a lifesaving organ transplant (total wait list candidates). From January 2020 through September 2020, there were 22,133 transplants. Although the U.S. system for organ donation and recovery is among the best on the planet, there is still much more that needs to be done in order to improve transplant numbers and save more lives.
The course will be offered October 26th – 30th 2020 at Auxo Medical in Richmond, VA.
October 26th – 30th 2020 – Steris Small Stage 3 Series Sterilizers for 2 days (3013, 3023, & Gravity units)
If you’re isolating at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, taking care of your physical health is just as important as supporting your mental health.
The World Health Organization and The American Heart Association both recommend 150 minutes of moderate level, or 75 minutes of vigorous physical activity, every week. These suggestions can be accomplished from home, without fancy equipment and even within a confined space.
Here are 7 pointers on staying active and healthy, while self-quarantining at home
The Auxo Medical service team is dedicated to delivering superior service to customers and creating long-lasting relationships.
We instill this dedication through honestly, flexibility, commitment, and quality.
The Richmond Spine Interventions and Pain Center and the University of South Florida are valued customers of Auxo Medical and our team is very appreciative to be able to help them provide service to their patients.
Mental health has become significantly more crucial to Americans during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
A distinctive attribute of COVID-19 is that there are many unknowns. The sickness itself currently has no known cure or proven treatment. Additionally, there are contradicting pieces of information about what should be done to control the virus, which can result in anxiety and fear.
The caliber of this disease has caused people to significantly alter their day-to-day lives. And for those who were already suffering from anxiety before the global outbreak, they are having a particularly challenging time adjusting to these new conditions.
