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VNDentalTravel Publishes All-on-4 Restoration Materials Guide

September 30, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
VNDentalTravel has published an All-on-4 restoration materials guide for international patients, dated September 27, 2026. The publication addresses how acrylic and zirconia descriptions relate to the wider treatment arrangement, with particular relevance to patients travelling from Australia and New Zealand.
The article, titled “Zirconia vs Acrylic Teeth for All-on-4 Implants,” examines the replacement arch rather than treating the material name as a complete description of care. Its coverage includes restoration construction, appearance, maintenance and the distinction between temporary and final teeth. The publication is available within the organisation's patient information resources.
The guide places material selection within a documented treatment sequence. An overseas patient may receive an interim restoration during one visit and return later for the intended final restoration. Identifying the stage being described prevents a material comparison from being mistaken for confirmation that every appointment has been completed.
The publication also distinguishes the replacement teeth from the implants supporting them. A full-arch proposal involves the surgical supports, connecting components and restoration, while the material description concerns only part of that arrangement. The publication explains the information attached to a restoration proposal, rather than introducing a new surgical procedure.
Alongside the new article, VNDentalTravel All-on-4 implants describes the organisation's full-arch treatment services. A proposal for one jaw remains distinct from treatment involving both jaws, regardless of the material named. The scope of the planned restoration and the stage at which it is supplied remain matters for the individual clinical assessment.
The distinction has practical consequences for written records. A document naming acrylic without identifying whether the teeth are temporary or final leaves the treatment endpoint uncertain. Naming zirconia likewise does not establish that the restoration has already been supplied. Dates, treatment stages and the actual restoration delivered provide separate information.
The new materials article sits alongside a guide to fixed implant teeth and removable implant dentures, published the previous day. Together, the publications address two different descriptions often encountered in implant discussions: what the restoration is made from and how it is attached. Neither description substitutes for the other.
The organisation's implant information separately outlines examination, imaging, placement and restoration. Some treatment courses involve more than one visit, with a healing interval between surgical and restorative appointments. The materials publication adds another reference point within that existing sequence without establishing a universal completion date for overseas patients.
For Australian and New Zealand readers, the distinction between an initial visit and completed treatment also affects travel planning. An itinerary covering surgery alone does not automatically cover later restorative appointments. The publication's subject can therefore be read alongside the appointment sequence, rather than as an isolated choice between two material labels.
The service arrangements described under VNDentalTravel dental tourism bring treatment coordination together with practical travel support. Accommodation and transfers depend on the confirmed arrangement. Their relationship to the clinical schedule remains relevant when a restoration requires another appointment or a subsequent journey.
The comparison also separates restoration construction from travel inclusions. A framework, connecting components and replacement teeth describe the clinical arrangement, while hotel nights and airport transfers describe supporting services. Recording both subjects separately keeps the boundaries of the proposed treatment and travel documents visible.
The announcement does not present the guide as an individual diagnosis. Public information can explain terminology and the scope of a comparison, while examination determines the treatment recommended for a particular patient. A reader's preferred material does not, by itself, establish that a specific restoration can be provided in the proposed circumstances.
Documentation also connects the treatment journey with later dental care. A restoration record can identify the material, implant system and completed stages, alongside any outstanding appointments. These details give a receiving dentist a description of the existing arrangement rather than relying on a broad reference to implant treatment overseas.
The publication adds a dated reference that patients, companions and treating teams can discuss together. Its role is to make the subject of the material comparison identifiable while keeping treatment decisions attached to the clinical plan. The same distinction applies when discussions continue after a patient returns home.


VNDentalTravel coordinates dental care and travel support for international patients seeking treatment in Vietnam. Its services include dental implants, full-arch restorations and dental crowns, with care available in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. The new publication forms part of its information resources for people preparing for overseas dental appointments.
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For more information about Vietnam Dental, contact the company here:
VNDentalTravel
Su
（+84）966031995
support@vndentaltravel.com

VNDentalTravel Publishes Fixed and Removable Implant Guide

September 30, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
VNDentalTravel has published a guide comparing fixed implant teeth with removable implant dentures, dated September 26, 2026. The publication addresses the different daily routines and maintenance arrangements associated with these restoration designs for international patients, including travellers from Australia and New Zealand.
The article, titled “Fixed Implant Teeth vs Removable Implant Dentures,” distinguishes a restoration that remains in the mouth from one that the patient removes for cleaning. Its coverage extends to attachment systems, restoration space, review appointments and the records needed when dental care continues after the patient returns home.
The publication makes attachment and material separate subjects. A description of acrylic or zirconia identifies a material, while fixed or removable describes a different aspect of the restoration. The distinction matters when a treatment proposal uses several terms together, because one term does not communicate the entire arrangement.
The guide's comparison is presented as patient information rather than an announcement that every restoration discussed is available to every patient. It directs treatment discussions back to the particular design a treating clinic can assess and provide. That boundary separates educational coverage from confirmation of an individual service.
The clinical sequence described through VNDentalTravel dental implants provides additional context for the publication. Examination, imaging and treatment planning precede the proposed replacement arrangement. The appointment sequence depends on the clinical findings and restoration being planned, rather than on whether the patient prefers teeth that remain attached or can be removed.
One topic in the new guide is the difference between retention and support. These terms describe different roles within a restoration arrangement and need to be identified in the proposed design. The article uses that distinction to explain why the phrase implant denture does not communicate every relevant detail.
The publication also addresses cleaning access as a practical part of the discussion. The relevant routine depends on the restoration actually supplied. Written instructions and a demonstration concern that specific arrangement, while a general description of implant care cannot show whether an individual patient can carry out the required steps.
For overseas patients, this subject also involves the transition between dental teams. The treating clinic supplies information about the completed care, while any receiving practice needs enough detail to understand the restoration. The guide discusses that transition without assuming that a dentist at home has already agreed to provide maintenance.
A handover can identify the implant system, connecting components, restoration and treatment dates. It can also distinguish an interim arrangement from final treatment. These records describe the existing case and any outstanding stages, giving subsequent conversations a defined starting point rather than an unspecified reference to new teeth.
The article also distinguishes completed care from planned care, keeping the restoration already delivered separate from the treatment that remains outstanding after the journey.
The full-arch services described under VNDentalTravel All-on-4 implants provide context for fixed restoration discussions. The publication does not equate a removable design with that named treatment approach. Each proposal needs its own description of the supports, connections and replacement teeth involved.
The guide separates maintenance responsibilities from the original treatment appointment. Routine reviews, repairs, component availability and travel for additional care involve different arrangements. Describing those responsibilities in advance provides a record of the agreed scope without presenting overseas treatment as the end of all future dental involvement.
Australia and New Zealand are relevant to this announcement because returning patients may continue care far from the original treating team. Geographic separation makes the content of the handover important, particularly when another clinician needs to establish what was supplied. The publication addresses that practical situation without claiming automatic access to local repairs.
The September 26 guide was followed by a separate materials comparison dated September 27. The two publications address attachment and construction as distinct topics within implant restoration discussions. Their publication dates provide a clear reference for the organisation's current patient information coverage.
The new article does not prescribe a restoration for readers or establish suitability from preferences alone. The individual assessment remains the basis for the proposed design. Public information identifies the subjects being discussed, while the treating clinician determines how those subjects apply to the patient's circumstances.


VNDentalTravel coordinates dental treatment in Vietnam alongside international-patient support and travel arrangements. Its services include implants, full-arch restorations and dental crowns, with treatment available in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. The fixed and removable restoration guide is part of its published information for patients preparing for cross-border dental care.
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VNDentalTravel
Su
（+84）966031995
support@vndentaltravel.com

Big Easy Roof Repairs Publishes Cost Analysis Showing Deferred Roof Repairs Multiply Tenfold Within a Year

September 30, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Big Easy Roof Repairs has published a homeowner analysis titled "Why You Shouldn't Delay Roof Repairs," documenting how a roof problem that costs between $200 and $800 to correct immediately grows into a $3,000 to $8,000 project within three to six months and frequently exceeds $10,000 after a year of inaction. The company released the resource as the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season enters its most active stretch.
Big Easy Roof Repairs. "A few hundred dollars of shingle and flashing work in May becomes a five-figure structural repair by the following spring, and at that point the homeowner is paying post-storm prices in a market where every contractor is booked."
enhanced 24-hour emergency replacement services ahead of storm season. The company maintains 24-hour response for roof damage across the metropolitan area.

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Big Easy Roof Repairs
Tony Richardson
(504) 688-3387
info@bigeasyroofrepairs.com
New Orleans, LA

Why the Lead Apron Vanished From Bakersfield Dental X-Rays

September 30, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Toothworks of Bakersfield, a downtown dental and orthodontic practice using digital radiography and cone beam imaging, is addressing a national guidance change most patients have not heard about: the lead apron is no longer recommended for dental X-rays.
The recommendation came from an expert panel established by the American Dental Association Council on Scientific Affairs and was published in The Journal of the American Dental Association in February 2024. It advises discontinuing routine use of lead abdominal aprons and thyroid collars during dental imaging, and it applies to all patients regardless of age or health status, including pregnancy. Medical physicists with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration supported the panel's work. The ADA published a second set of recommendations in January 2026 addressing how often dental X-rays should be taken, reaffirming that shielding is unnecessary given current radiation levels and imaging technique.
The reasoning turns on the equipment. According to the ADA, modern digital X-ray systems combined with rectangular collimation — restricting the beam to only the area being imaged — protect patients from stray exposure more effectively than a lead apron does. Shielding can also block the primary beam and obscure the image the dentist needs, which forces a retake. A retake means a second exposure, so the apron intended to reduce radiation can end up increasing it.
The obstacle has not been convincing dentists. Alan Lurie, professor and chair of oral and maxillofacial radiology at the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine, who helped develop the underlying radiology recommendation, has described the science as settled while characterizing public education as an entirely separate challenge — and has said the panel anticipated patient discomfort as the main barrier to putting the change into practice. Two years on, many patients still expect the apron and read its absence as an oversight rather than a deliberate update.
Digital sensors are what changed the arithmetic. They require substantially less radiation than the film they replaced, display the image on screen within seconds rather than requiring chemical processing, and allow magnification and contrast adjustment without a second exposure. The ADA has noted that a dental X-ray can in some cases deliver less radiation than a person absorbs from natural background sources in a single day. The 2024 recommendations also address cone beam computed tomography, advising that the higher-exposure scan be reserved for cases where lower-exposure imaging cannot supply the diagnostic information required — relevant to orthodontic planning, impacted teeth and implant placement, all of which the practice handles on site.
The January 2026 guidance addresses a related question patients ask often: how frequently X-rays are needed. The recommendations favor imaging selected according to individual clinical need and history rather than a fixed calendar interval.
Zaghi is a graduate of the USC School of Dentistry and holds California dental license 109131. He is a member of the American Dental Association, the California Dental Association and the Kern County Dental Society. The practice operates at the intersection of H Street and 11th Street in downtown Bakersfield, three blocks from Mechanics Bank Arena, and treats patients from Westchester, Rosedale, Seven Oaks, Oildale and East Bakersfield.
Kern County patients with questions about digital dental X-rays, cone beam imaging, radiation exposure or how often imaging is needed can review the practice's imaging technology and request an appointment with David Zaghi, DDS, at Toothworks of Bakersfield in downtown Bakersfield at https://toothworksofbakersfield.com.
This information is provided for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider for personal health decisions.
About Toothworks of Bakersfield
Toothworks of Bakersfield is a multidisciplinary dental and orthodontic practice in downtown Bakersfield offering general and family dentistry, orthodontics, restorative and cosmetic care and emergency appointments. Owner David Zaghi, DDS, is a graduate of the USC School of Dentistry and a member of the American Dental Association, the California Dental Association and the Kern County Dental Society. The practice is at 1030 H St #1, Bakersfield, CA 93304, (661) 323-9421, https://toothworksofbakersfield.com.


 

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16613239421
drzaghi@topdentalmanagement.com
1030 H St #1, Bakersfield, CA 93304, United States
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Brinton Vision Addresses LASIK Credential Verification in St Louis as WCRS Directory Lists Dr. Jason P. Brinton

ST. LOUIS, MO - September 30, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Brinton Vision, a LASIK surgeon in St Louis, Missouri, has published a patient education article on how prospective vision correction patients can independently verify a surgeon's subspecialty credentials. The article, titled "Dr. Brinton is a World College of Refractive Surgery Fellow In Missouri: Why that Matters," examines the distinction between board certification in ophthalmology and the subspecialty credentials issued by private professional organizations. The practice performs LASIK, SMILE, PRK, EVO ICL, and Custom Lens Replacement (CLR) for patients in St. Louis, St. Charles, Clayton, and Chesterfield.
The World College of Refractive Surgery and Visual Sciences is an international, professional organization that awards a Fellowship credential to surgeons who complete its assessment process. The organization is not a medical licensing authority, and its Fellowship neither replaces nor supersedes certification by the American Board of Ophthalmology, which remains the recognized certifying board for the specialty in the United States. Dr. Jason P. Brinton, MD, holds both. The article's position is that the two credentials answer different questions. Board certification establishes competence across eye care as a whole, while the Fellowship assessment is confined to refractive surgery and reviews documented surgical volume across corneal and lens based procedures, independent expert evaluation of a surgeon's outcomes and methodology, oral examination before a panel, refractive-specific continuing education, and adherence to the organization's ethical standards.
The statistics cited in the article come from the organization's published directory and membership data. As of July 2026, that directory lists Dr. Brinton as one of three Fellows practicing in Missouri, and the organization reports that fewer than 3.33% of surgeons performing laser vision correction nationally hold the credential. The directory is publicly searchable on the organization's website, which allows any individual listing to be confirmed independently. For context on the size of the field, the American Academy of Ophthalmology estimates approximately 18,000 ophthalmologists in practice in the United States, a figure that includes both those who perform refractive surgery and those who do not.
Patients in St. Louis and the surrounding communities have access to cornea based procedures, including LASIK, SMILE, and PRK, and to lens based procedures, including EVO ICL and Custom Lens Replacement. According to the practice, that range is what allows a procedure to be matched to an individual patient's corneal thickness, prescription, and prior surgical history rather than to the single option a practice offers. Brinton Vision reports that some patients who have been told elsewhere that they are not candidates for LASIK are subsequently evaluated for lens based alternatives, though the practice does not publish an outcome rate for those evaluations. Procedure selection follows the Brinton Vision Ocular Analysis, a diagnostic evaluation completed before any recommendation is made.
"Patients researching vision correction are asked to compare claims that are difficult to check," said Dr. Jason P. Brinton, MD, board-certified ophthalmologist and founder of Brinton Vision. "A credential awarded only after independent surgeons review documented surgical volume, outcomes, and methodology, and that appears in a directory anyone can search, gives patients something they can confirm on their own rather than take on trust."
Dr. Brinton earned his medical degree from Harvard Medical School and completed fellowship training in cornea and refractive surgery at Durrie Vision under Dr. Dan Durrie. He is a founding member of the Refractive Surgery Alliance, has served as an investigator on multiple United States Food and Drug Administration clinical trials, instructs the Laser Refractive Surgery course at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, and has authored more than 80 scientific publications, abstracts, book chapters, and presentations. He was named to the Castle Connolly Top Doctors list, a designation Castle Connolly bases on peer nomination followed by review from its physician-led research team.
Brinton Vision is located at 555 N. New Ballas Road, Suite 310, St. Louis, MO 63141. Driving directions to the office are available through Google Maps. The practice reports that its patients have included residents of 42 states and 16 countries, a figure drawn from its own records rather than an independent audit. Vision correction typically involves a diagnostic evaluation, the procedure, and a series of follow-up visits with the operating surgeon, which the practice cites as the reason regional access to refractive surgery matters to patients weighing where to have the procedure performed.


Dr. Brinton is a third-generation ophthalmologist whose grandfather, Sherman S. Brinton, MD, practiced ophthalmology in St. Louis after serving as a physician in the European Theater of World War II. Brinton Vision provides LASIK and refractive surgery in St. Louis, Missouri, under his direction. Additional information about the practice and its procedures is available at brintonvision.com and through the practice's Google Business Profile. Brinton Vision will continue publishing patient education material on how vision correction candidates evaluate procedures, technology, and surgeon qualifications.

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Brinton Vision
Jason Brinton
314-375-2020
info@brintonvision.com
Brinton Vision
555 N New Ballas Rd Ste 310
St. Louis, MO 63141
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All Pro Newton Deck Builders Expands Deck Service Area to Weston

NEWTON, MA - September 30, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
All Pro Newton Deck Builders has expanded its deck design and construction service area to formally include homeowners in Weston, Massachusetts, extending a footprint that already spans Newton and more than a dozen surrounding communities across the greater Boston area. The expansion gives Weston residents direct access to the firm's full range of outdoor construction services under a dedicated local service page.
The added coverage applies to Weston, a town in Middlesex County located roughly 15 miles west of Boston. Recorded at a population of about 11,900 in the 2020 United States Census and spanning 17.3 square miles of land, Weston is a predominantly residential community bordered by Waltham and Newton to the east and Wellesley to the south. Much of the town's acreage is set aside for parks, wetlands, and forest, leaving a large share of construction activity concentrated on private residences.
For Weston homeowners, the expansion covers the same service lines the company delivers elsewhere in its territory. Those services include deck design and installation, deck repair and restoration, porch design and installation, patios and hardscapes, shade structures and pergolas, and pool deck construction. The firm handles both wood and composite deck materials, allowing project plans to be matched to a property's layout, budget, and long-term maintenance preferences.
The move reflects sustained demand for outdoor living space in the suburbs west of Boston, where established single-family properties frequently support additions such as decks, porches, and covered patios. By assigning Weston its own service designation rather than treating it as an incidental part of a broader region, the company aims to shorten response times for estimates and align project planning with local permitting requirements, which in Massachusetts generally require a building permit for new deck construction.
"The extension into Weston reflects a steady rise in requests from residents there for custom decks and outdoor structures," said John Greene, Owner of All Pro Newton Deck Builders. "A dedicated service area allows those projects to be scheduled and managed with the same attention given to longer-standing communities in the region."
Greene added that the company's approach centers on structural safety and durability rather than volume. Deck installations completed under the expanded coverage follow standard code requirements governing footings, framing, railing height, and load capacity, factors that carry particular weight in a region subject to seasonal freeze-thaw cycles and winter snow loads.
The expansion places Weston alongside neighboring communities the firm already serves, including Newton, Waltham, Wellesley, Needham, Natick, and Dover, forming a connected service corridor across Middlesex and Norfolk counties. That geographic continuity is intended to streamline scheduling for crews that already operate in adjacent towns, reducing travel time between active job sites.
Homeowners in the newly covered area can request project consultations and written estimates through the company's Weston service page. Consultations typically address deck size and placement, material selection between pressure-treated lumber and composite systems, and integration with existing features such as patios, pools, and yard grading.
The broadened coverage continues a pattern of geographic growth for the business, which has added dedicated service pages for individual towns across the Boston metropolitan area rather than operating under a single regional label. That structure keeps information on local conditions, permitting, and availability specific to each community served.
Weston residents seeking additional detail on available deck and outdoor construction services can review the offerings through All Pro Newton Deck Builders and its Weston service listing. The listing outlines the specific services scheduled for the town along with the materials and project types the company supports.


For more information, visit https://newtondeckbuilders.com/deck-contractor-weston-ma/.

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All Pro Newton Deck Builders
John Greene
+16178827270
info@newtondeckbuilders.com
13 Cypress St, Newton, MA, United States, 02459
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Anytime Septic Releases New Field Line Repair Guide

DALLAS, GA - September 30, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Anytime Septic has published “Septic Field Line Repair: Signs, Causes, and What Happens Next,” a new educational resource for property owners. Released in August 2026, the guide explains common warning signs, possible causes of field line damage, and the factors that can affect the next course of action. The publication also clarifies why field line trouble cannot be confirmed from one symptom or from the age of a septic system alone.
Field lines carry liquid wastewater from the septic tank into the surrounding soil for treatment and dispersal. These underground pipes may also be called drain field lines, lateral lines, or leach lines. Damage to one section can interrupt normal operation without meaning that the entire absorption area has failed. The publication explains why the affected component must be located before the scope of repair work can be determined.

“Similar symptoms can come from different parts of a septic system, so finding the source is an important first step,” said Alex Laldin, marketing director at Anytime Septic. “This guide gives property owners clear information about field line problems and explains why the condition of the full system matters when determining what happens next.”
Possible warning signs include soggy ground above the drain field, wastewater appearing at the surface, persistent sewage odors, slow plumbing fixtures, gurgling or poorly flushing toilets, and repeated sewage backups. Symptoms that return soon after the septic tank has been pumped may indicate a problem beyond the tank. These signs do not identify the failed component by themselves, and the location and timing of the symptoms can provide useful context during an evaluation. A household blockage, full tank, damaged outlet, distribution problem, broken field line, or saturated soil can create similar symptoms.
Physical pipe damage, tree roots, soil movement, soil compaction, excess water, aging materials, and solids that move beyond the tank can interfere with normal wastewater flow. Vehicles or heavy equipment driven over the drain field can compact the soil or damage buried piping. Deep-rooted plants placed too close to the field may also reach underground parts. Roof runoff, poor grading, and standing water near the field can reduce the soil’s available absorption capacity even when the piping remains intact.
The resource also explains that septic pumping and field line repair serve different purposes. Pumping removes accumulated solids and liquids from the tank, but it does not repair a cracked, blocked, shifted, or collapsed field line. Pumping may temporarily reduce the amount of wastewater in the system, yet drainage problems can return when damaged piping or an absorption problem remains. An evaluation can help determine whether the issue involves the tank, connecting pipes, distribution parts, field lines, or the surrounding soil.
A localized repair may be possible when damage affects a specific section and the rest of the drain field continues to work. A broken pipe in one area creates a different situation from widespread absorption failure, which can involve several lines or soil that remains saturated. The location of the damage, the condition of nearby lines, and the ability of the surrounding soil to receive wastewater all help determine the scope. Larger problems may also be affected by slope, available space, property layout, equipment access, and permit or inspection requirements.
Anytime Septic provides septic tank pumping, septic repairs, field line work, drain field repair and replacement, septic installation, and sewer conversion services in Georgia. The company also publishes educational information about septic maintenance, common system problems, diagnostic considerations, and repair options for residential property owners. Its resources explain the different roles of routine pumping, component repair, and broader drain field work.


 

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Anytime Septic - Dallas, GA
Toby Evans
678-848-4365
anytimesepticpr@gmail.com
9172 Cartersville Hwy, Dallas, GA 30132

Broussard Services Expands HVAC Services Across Nashville and Surrounding Communities

NASHVILLE, TN - September 30, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Broussard Services, a full-service heating and cooling contractor, has expanded its residential and commercial HVAC services to homeowners across Nashville, East Nashville, Mt. Juliet, Goodlettsville, and Hendersonville, Tennessee. The expansion comes as regional demand for reliable climate control continues to grow throughout Middle Tennessee.
The company provides a comprehensive range of heating and cooling solutions, including air conditioning installation and repair, AC tune-up services, and seasonal air conditioner maintenance. In addition, technicians handle thermostat repair, thermostat replacement, and thermostat installation, along with furnace replacement for aging or inefficient systems. All heating and cooling work is performed by ACE-certified technicians who service every major brand of air conditioner and furnace.

The move addresses a common seasonal challenge faced by area residents, as fluctuating Tennessee temperatures place significant strain on residential systems. Older units often require frequent repairs or complete replacement, and access to dependable local HVAC services helps households avoid extended periods without heating or cooling.
"Homeowners across Middle Tennessee depend on their heating and cooling systems throughout the year, and timely service makes a real difference in comfort and cost," said Aimee Broussard, spokesperson for Broussard Services. "Extending coverage to Nashville, East Nashville, Mt. Juliet, Goodlettsville, and Hendersonville allows the team to reach more families who need dependable technicians close to home."
Beyond installations and repairs, the company emphasizes preventive care. Routine AC tune-up and maintenance visits can identify small issues before they become major failures, extending the life of equipment and supporting consistent performance during peak seasons. Technicians also assist homeowners with thermostat upgrades that improve temperature control and system efficiency.
Broussard Services encourages residents to observe simple warning signs that may indicate a system needs attention, such as rising energy usage, inconsistent temperatures throughout the home, unusual noises, or a unit that is more than a decade old. In cases where repairs no longer offer a practical solution, furnace replacement or a new air conditioning system may restore reliable operation.
"Every service call begins with a clear assessment of what a system actually needs, rather than a one-size-fits-all recommendation," Broussard said. "That approach helps homeowners make informed decisions about repair versus replacement."
The company offers financing options for air conditioning equipment and maintains discounts for military members, first responders, and senior citizens. Residents throughout the expanded service area can request an estimate today by contacting the company directly at its Nashville location.


Broussard Services is a trusted HVAC and plumbing contractor serving Nashville, Tennessee, and Biloxi, Mississippi. The company provides residential and commercial clients with a wide range of solutions, including air conditioning installation and repair, thermostat services, furnace replacement, water heater repair, repiping, toilet repair and installation, slab leak repair, and hard water solutions. Its technicians are certified across multiple disciplines and work with leading equipment brands to deliver dependable results throughout Middle Tennessee and the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

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Broussard Services
Aimee Broussard
+16159886030
aimee@broussardmechanical.co
117 Lemuel Rd, Nashville, TN 37207, United States

Blue Sky Bistro Announces Dog-Friendly Patio for Diners Visiting the Restaurant

MORRO BAY, CA - September 30, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Blue Sky Bistro, a seafood restaurant at Marina Square on the Embarcadero, has designated its outdoor patio as a dog-friendly seating area for diners who wish to keep their pets alongside them during meals. The restaurant, located at 699 Embarcadero #6, Morro Bay, CA 93442, confirmed that dogs are welcomed on the outdoor patio, which is separate from the indoor dining room.
The designation gives patrons a defined seating option when traveling with pets. Under the arrangement, dogs are permitted only on the outdoor patio and not within the indoor dining space. The restaurant has not established reservations, guaranteed patio availability, or additional pet amenities as part of the arrangement.

The patio is positioned at Marina Square on the Embarcadero, placing seating directly along the water. Guests seated outdoors face the working harbor and the surrounding bay. The location situates the restaurant within the Embarcadero district that serves residents, Central Coast visitors, and travelers moving through the area.
Blue Sky Bistro serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, allowing the restaurant to accommodate a range of dining occasions across the day. Morning patrons can order breakfast items, while midday and evening guests can select from lunch and dinner menus that include seafood dishes. The service schedule positions the restaurant as an option for early, midday, and evening dining.
"The outdoor patio is a designated space for guests who want to dine with their dogs while facing the bay," said Roger Sharp, owner of Blue Sky Bistro. "Patrons moving along the coast sometimes need a place where their pets can remain with them, and the patio provides that on the outdoor seating."
The dog-friendly outdoor patio in Morro Bay applies to the exterior seating area only, and indoor tables remain reserved for guests without pets. "Guests can stop for breakfast during the day or arrive later for dinner, and the outdoor seating remains available to those dining with dogs," Sharp said. "The patio and the waterfront position give visitors a clear seating option along the coast."
According to the announcement, the owner Roger Sharp mentioned in this post that the intent is to provide a defined area where diners and their animals can share the outdoor space near the water.
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Blue Sky Bistro is a seafood restaurant in Morro Bay, California, offering a casual dining setting with views of the bay. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with a menu that includes seafood dishes along with a range of beverages. Additional offerings include a dog-friendly patio, free Wi-Fi, a big screen television, live entertainment, and accommodations for private parties. The restaurant is located at Marina Square on the Embarcadero in Morro Bay.

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Blue Sky Bistro
Roger Sharp
805-772-8988
contact@bistroonthebay.com
699 Embarcadero #6, Morro Bay, CA 93442

North Shore Elder Law Launches Guide on Dying Without a Will

September 30, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
North Shore Elder Law & Estate Planning has launched a free guide addressing what happens to a family's assets and medical decisions when a Massachusetts resident dies or becomes incapacitated without an estate plan in place. The guide walks through estate planning without a will under Massachusetts law, from who inherits property to who makes medical decisions if incapacity strikes first.
Under Massachusetts intestate succession law, property passes to relatives in a fixed order set by statute, regardless of what the deceased actually wanted. Every asset held solely in that person's name must pass through probate, a court-supervised process that adds time, cost, and public exposure to what could otherwise remain a private transfer. Unmarried partners, stepchildren and named charities receive nothing under this framework unless they appear in a legally binding document.

The guide outlines four documents that close those gaps. A will directs where assets go instead of leaving the decision to a fixed statutory formula. A durable power of attorney authorizes a chosen agent to manage finances if incapacity occurs. A health care proxy names someone to make medical decisions. A HIPAA authorization gives that person access to the medical records needed to make informed choices on someone else's behalf.
If incapacity comes before death, a probate court judge decides who manages medical and financial matters unless a durable power of attorney and health care proxy already name someone else. The guide also corrects a common misunderstanding: Massachusetts does not recognize living wills as legally binding documents. A written wish about end of life care carries no authority on its own. Only a properly executed health care proxy can direct a hospital or court on someone's behalf.
Massachusetts also imposes its own estate tax, with a $2 million exemption for deaths occurring on or after January 1, 2023. The guide notes that passing that threshold, or failing to plan around it at all, can reduce what heirs ultimately receive. For families who may need long term care later, MassHealth applies a five year look back period before approving coverage, so a plan built after care becomes urgent can arrive too late to protect a home or savings.
The guide also addresses how a plan can be built around specific goals, ranging from a simple will to a trust based strategy designed to reduce estate tax exposure, protect assets from long term care costs, or provide for heirs with more complex needs.
The difference between planning ahead and leaving those decisions to the state shows up in four areas, according to the guide: who makes decisions, how much tax exposure a family faces, how exposed assets are to long term care costs, and how long the process takes. With a plan, families choose their own beneficiaries and decision-makers, manage tax exposure through titling and trusts, protect assets years in advance from long term care costs, and typically settle an estate privately and faster. Without one, the state assigns decision-makers by a fixed formula, tax exposure applies in full above the exemption threshold, MassHealth's look back period applies without exception, and the estate moves through court supervised probate that is slower and part of the public record.
"Families often delay planning because they assume it only applies to large estates or advanced age," said Michael A. Stankavish, principal and founder of North Shore Elder Law & Estate Planning. "The guide focuses on the parts of Massachusetts law that surprise people most, including who gets to decide medical care and how quickly assets move through probate without a plan in place."
"The earlier a family puts these documents in place, the more control they keep over decisions that would otherwise default to a judge," Stankavish said.
The complete estate planning guide is available on the firm's website and outlines the documents involved in a plan, including a will, a durable power of attorney, a health care proxy and a HIPAA authorization.


North Shore Elder Law & Estate Planning is based in Melrose, Massachusetts, and works with families across Boston’s North Shore on elder law, estate planning, estate administration, guardianships and conservatorships, MassHealth planning, and probate litigation. Founder Attorney Michael A. Stankavish was named to Boston Magazine's 2025 Top Lawyers list.

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North Shore Elder Law & Estate Planning
Michael Stankavish
781-979-9050
mstankavish@nselep.com
610-A Main St, Melrose, MA 02176
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Rocklay Behavioral Health Explains How Its Partial Hospitalization Program Works for Men in Delray Beach

DELRAY BEACH, FL - September 30, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Rocklay Behavioral Health published a plain-language explanation of its Partial Hospitalization Program, the most structured level of care it operates for adult men at 14000 S Military Trl Ste 102, Delray Beach, FL 33484. The program delivers full-day clinical treatment on a weekday schedule for substance use disorders, mental health conditions, and co-occurring disorders, while patients return home or to Rocklay Sober Living each evening rather than staying overnight in a hospital setting.
A partial hospitalization program sits between residential treatment and an intensive outpatient program. Patients attend a full clinical day — individual therapy, group therapy, psychiatric care, and family sessions where the patient consents — then leave at the end of the day. At Rocklay Behavioral Health the PHP treats alcohol, opioid, fentanyl, benzodiazepine, stimulant, kratom, and polysubstance addiction alongside depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, trauma and PTSD, and process addictions including gambling and sex and love addiction.

Psychiatric evaluation and medication management run inside the program under Medical Director David Hu, M.D., and Sarah Maruna, APRN, PMHNP-BC, so a man whose depression or anxiety needs medication is assessed by the same team running his therapy. Clinical Director Christopher Collins, LCSW, MCAP, CSAT, an EMDR-certified clinician, oversees the therapeutic program, and EMDR is delivered in-house for trauma cases rather than referred out.
The program is men-only by design. Group sessions are composed entirely of men, and clinical programming addresses the conditions men disclose least readily — sexual compulsivity, pornography addiction, and trauma — in a room where those disclosures are expected rather than exceptional. The kosher recovery track runs through the PHP in full: every meal is prepared in a glatt kosher kitchen, the daily schedule accommodates religious observance, and Rabbi Mark Rotenberg, CADC, facilitates groups for men who want spiritual counseling alongside clinical care.
Step-down is built into the program. A man completing the PHP moves to the Intensive Outpatient Program with the same clinical team, then to the Outpatient Program and aftercare support, and men who need structured housing during that progression can live at Rocklay Sober Living. Treatment intensity changes; the provider does not, which keeps the clinical record and the therapeutic relationship intact from the first day of PHP to discharge.
For families searching for a PHP in Delray Beach, the deciding factors are usually whether the program treats mental health and addiction together, whether psychiatry is in-house, and whether the man will actually stay — and a men-only program with on-site prescribing and an observance-friendly schedule is built around all three.
Admission begins with a confidential clinical assessment that confirms the PHP is the appropriate level of care, followed by insurance verification. The full program description is published by Rocklay Behavioral Health, alongside program pages for the Intensive Outpatient Program, the Outpatient Program, and the kosher recovery track, and the center profile is available through Rocklay Behavioral Health on Google.
About Rocklay Behavioral Health
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Rocklay Behavioral Health is a men's mental health and addiction treatment center in Delray Beach, Florida, providing a Partial Hospitalization Program, an Intensive Outpatient Program, and an Outpatient Program for substance use disorders, mental health conditions, and co-occurring disorders, including a kosher recovery track with a glatt kosher kitchen. Clinical leadership includes Medical Director David Hu, M.D., and Clinical Director Christopher Collins, LCSW, MCAP, CSAT. Rocklay Behavioral Health is located at 14000 S Military Trl Ste 102, Delray Beach, FL 33484. Telephone: (561) 816-5005. Website: rocklaybh.com.
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Rocklay Behavioral Health
(561) 816-5005
info@rocklaybh.com
14000 S Military Trl Ste 102, Delray Beach, FL 33484
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