Ever had to schedule surgery when you live on a boat? Here’s what you need to consider to keep your boat safe and to ease recovery. consider.
Health Issues
Living the dream doesn't make you immune to illness and injury, unfortunately.
Tips to prepare for and handle medical issues from minor to major, including everyone's big question: how do you keep Band-Aids on?
Cruising with Temperature-Sensitive Medication
Cruising with temperature-sensitive medication takes some effort. But I’m proof that you can do it. Here’s how.
Small Hands and Caring for Minor Injuries
Minor injuries (especially on your hands) are inevitable. Especially if your hands are the only ones small enough to do the job.
How Many First Aid Boxes?
Dividing first aid items into three boxes makes it easier to find what you need when you need it – see how we do it.
🎧Three Reasons Exercise on a Boat is Hard
Exercising on a cruising boat is more challenging than you could expect. Here’s why.
Road ID: ID for Boaters Too
If you were sick or injured while ashore, could you share the info first responders need to help you. Road ID can help.
Food Safety for Boaters 101
Food poisoning is never good, but it’s worse when you’re away from medical care. Learn the basics of food safety for cruisers.
How to Keep Medical Records Onboard
Cruisers must keep medical records onboard–for everyone on the boat. Here’s what to include. And where to keep it.
🎧 Remove Biting Ticks Quickly & Easily
Biting ticks are nasty. And dangerous to your health. Here’s how to remove them safely from humans and pets.
🎧Food Labels & Allergens – What to Know
If you, a crew member, or a guest have food allergy, you need to understand food labels. Here’s what you need to know.