View the entire newsletter for more articles: 2016 – NJAC County Biz – November
by John Gallucci, Jr., MS, ATC, PT, DPT, President & CEO for JAG Physical Therapy
What can possibly happen from sitting down too long? For one, excessive sitting down encourages laziness and in extreme cases, can lead to obesity further down the line.
In the late 20th century, there was a worldwide increase in Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) due to the use of typewriters/computers in the workplace, since it requires long periods of repetitive motions in a fixed posture. Common conditions attributed to RSI ...
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Fall Into Online Auctions!
View the entire newsletter for more articles: 2016 – NJAC County Biz – October
by Angela Jones, Marketing Communication Specialist for GovDeals.com
With the start of Fall comes cooler temperatures, changing leaves, and football. But that is not all. This is also the time of year when many governments are wrapping up their current fiscal years and getting prepared for the upcoming year. There are many things to that need to be accomplished in order to have the most prosperous, profitable year possible. New processes and procedures for improvement need to be implemented, budgets need to...
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Traffic Signals: The Perfect Smart City Tool
by Dave Bullock, Managing Director of ITS for Miovision
View the entire newsletter for more articles: 2016 – NJAC County Biz – September
At their most basic level, traffic signals are infrastructure assets that control vehicular and pedestrian traffic. But what if we could look at the humble traffic signal in a whole new way? What if we looked at this piece of infrastructure as the perfect foundation for a smart city? As the easiest and least expensive way to build a smart city? If you’re a transportation engineer, you have access to one of the most powerful data collection tools in your ...
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Integrity Health’s Patient Centered Model is Perfect for New Jersey
View the entire newsletter for more articles: 2016 – NJAC County Biz – August
Public Entities and their Employees
Integrity Health is a Health Benefits Management company that specializes in empowering employers and employees to manage and control healthcare spending without reducing benefits but actually enhancing them!
“Lower Costs Through Better Health” is our motto. How do we do this? Through the use of our Partnership Health Center, known to participating employees as their “PHC”.
Integrity Health is currently providing these services for several Public Entity employers. Partnershi...
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REHABILITATION OF LAKE SURPRISE DAM
View the entire newsletter for more articles: 2016 - NJAC County Biz - July
The Lake Surprise Dam is located in Mountainside, Union County, New Jersey in the Watchung Reservation. The dam is approximately 200 feet long with a maximum height of 13 feet, which impounds the waters of the Blue Brook to create a recreational lake. Prior to rehabilitation the existing dam configuration consisted of an earthen embankment steel sheet piling embedded along the upstream face, and a stone masonry wall on the downstream face. Since its original construction, the dam structure deteriorated and was in ser...
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Everyone Needs a Hero
by Lisa Fielding, Partnership Director for NJ Hall of Fame
View the entire newsletter for more articles: 2016 - NJAC County Biz - June
The New Jersey Hall of Fame is a moving capsule of the almost 100 inductees’ contributions to history. It’s an endless source of pride for New Jerseyans, including Sal Campbell, a recent Arête Scholarship winner. “When I look at all the great people that are part of the New Jersey Hall of Fame and the many adversities that they overcame, I’m determined to work hard to achieve excellence in everything I do,” said Campbell. “Through hard work, courage and de...
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JerseyNet Sets Example for Nationwide Public Safety Network
by Rob Wright, Business Development Director of Mutualink, Inc.
View the entire newsletter for more articles: 2016 - NJAC County Biz - May
As the federal government continues to make progress on the implementation of FirstNet – a single, national interoperable platform for public safety communications – all eyes are on New Jersey’s JerseyNet and its first-in-the-nation public safety deployable networks. As a FirstNet “Early Builder” project, JerseyNet is giving federal authorities and first responders everywhere a glimpse of how safety and security can be significantly improved when a high-...
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From Steel to Stem: MAST Construction Services Celebrates Topping Out at HCCC
by Filomena E. Fanelli, Impact PR & Communications, Ltd. for Mast Construction Services
View the entire newsletter for more articles: 2016 - NJAC County Biz - April
Hudson County Community College (HCCC) recently held a topping out for the school’s new Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) building, which is under construction in Jersey City. Located at 257-263 Academy Street near Journal Square, the construction currently is the largest STEM project in Hudson County, according to college president Dr. Glen Gabert.
During the ceremony, the building’s uppermost...
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Reducing Healthcare Costs with Telemedicine
by Mark Roberts, Manager of National Accounts for Careington International
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Organizations everywhere are looking for ways to increase profitability and reduce costs when it comes to health care expenses, especially if they are self-funded. Even individuals want to know how they can cut expenses when it comes to seeing the doctor or having to make non-urgent unnecessary trips to the emergency room or urgent care clinics. Many experts hope 2016 turns out to be a year in which patients gain greater access to health data and tools to enable them to...
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Counties Using Technology to Combat Vacant Properties
by David Gross, Vice President of Marketing for GovPilot
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New Jersey received dubious distinction in 2015. According to Realty Trac, a real estate data company, the State led the nation in home foreclosure rates in 2015, with foreclosure filings at 1.91% of homes. Cities that have been hit the hardest include Atlantic City, Newark, and Paterson which had some of the highest rates in the nation.
These abstract numbers translate into very real problems. An increase in vacant properties often lead to crime and other public safety issues, forci...
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