The new tools let members track their progress and connect with peers and put a spotlight on WCT USA’s diverse learning format offerings.

DOWNINGTOWN, PA

Wound Care Today USA (WCT USA), a digital-first education platform for wound care professionals, today launched a personal learning dashboard and a new Community Hub, giving members a way to track their progress over time and connect with peers across the platform for the first time.

Until now, WCT USA’s Microlearns, podcasts, CME/CE activities, Reimbursement Readiness education, videos, Resources, and webinars have each stood on their own, with no single place to see what a member has actually completed. The dashboard and Community Hub tie that library together for the first time, giving healthcare professionals one place to pick up where they left off and see their learning history at a glance

“Clinicians have been building real expertise on WCT USA for a while now, they just haven’t had a way to see it,” said Jeremy Bowden, Founder and President of Wound Care Today USA. “The dashboard and Community Hub give that progress a home and give our audience a reason to come back and see what their peers are learning too.”

A Dashboard That Remembers Marks Your Milestones

Members can now return to activities already in progress, review completed education, access certificates, and see their full learning history in one place. New Achievement Badges mark milestones along the way, turning individual lessons and other learning into a visible record of what they have built over time.

A Community Hub Built Around Wound Care Professionals

The new WCT USA Community Hub brings together community member achievements, testimonials, a suggestion channel where members help shape what WCT USA builds next, platform-wide activity stats and leaderboard, a new blog, and a single calendar of upcoming events. It’s the first place on WCT USA built specifically for the wound care community to see each other, not just the education.

“The dashboard and Community Hub are really a reason to look again at everything already on WCT USA,” said Miranda Henry, Vice President of Content at Wound Care Today USA. “We have members who’ve never listened to a WoundCasters episode or worked through an entire Microlearn lesson series. The Hub puts all of it in front of them in one place, alongside what others in the wound care space are also interested in and learning. The leaderboard provides a way for us to celebrate each other’s learning and have a bit of competitive fun along the way.”

A Library Worth a Second Look

The new tools also give WCT USA a reason to point healthcare professionals toward the full breadth of what’s already on the platform, much of which hasn’t gotten a spotlight of its own until now:

• Microlearns: WCT USA’s pillar content, short, focused lessons professionals can work through in the time between patients.
• Video Library: expert interviews, demonstrations, and other visual education members can watch on their own schedule.
• WoundCasters: a podcast series pairing WCT USA with leading wound care voices for candid, conversational deep dives listeners can enjoy on a commute, a walk, or a break between patients.
• Reimbursement Readiness: an education podcast and learning track breaking down coding, billing, and reimbursement changes that directly affect wound care practice, built for clinicians and administrators who need to stay ahead of policy rather than react to it.
• Resources: a library containing practical information such as Professional Development materials, patient handouts, product education, and other ready-to-use resources teams can pull into everyday practice.

Reimbursement Readiness also has a live counterpart: Reimbursement Readiness LIVE, an in-person workshop that brought clinicians together in Atlanta earlier this year featuring reimbursement expert Kathleen Schaum. This inaugural event earned a 4.95 out of 5 rating from attendees. With the format proven, WCT USA plans to expand its live event calendar in 2027.

The dashboard and Community Hub, along with WCT USA’s full library of Microlearns, videos, WoundCasters, CME/CE activities, Reimbursement Readiness education, Resources, and live events, are available now at WCT-US.COM. Membership is free and gives learners access to WCT USA’s entire library.

About Wound Care Today USA

Wound Care Today USA is a digital-first education platform dedicated to making high-quality wound care education accessible to healthcare professionals when, where, and how they need it. Through Microlearns, videos, CME/CE activities, webinars, WoundCasters audio content, Reimbursement Readiness education, practical Resources, live events, and community experiences, WCT USA gives wound care professionals flexible ways to keep learning, stay current, and connect with their peers.

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ENIXYTIL is a proprietary modified caffeine technology developed by N.G.P. Tobacco ApS for modern oral delivery systems and the company’s next generation of Performance Pouches.

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ENIXYTIL is a proprietary modified caffeine technology developed by N.G.P. Tobacco ApS for modern oral delivery systems and the company’s next generation of Performance Pouches.

ENIXYTIL is an innovative modified form of anhydrous caffeine developed specifically for modern oral delivery systems. Unlike conventional caffeine formats designed primarily to be swallowed, ENIXYTIL is intended for products in which caffeine is first released within the oral cavity.

According to N.G.P. Tobacco ApS, the technology has modified physicochemical characteristics intended to support rapid dissolution in saliva, distribution across the oral mucosa and compatibility with modern oral product formats. The development approach is intended to preserve caffeine’s fundamental mechanism of action while adapting how caffeine can be formulated and delivered.

ENIXYTIL was developed through ongoing laboratory investigation, formulation research and product development. The company says the technology was engineered specifically for modern oral delivery systems and serves as the technological foundation for its next generation of Performance Pouches.

The ENIXYTIL trademark application was filed in the European Union on July 23, 2026 under application number 019399490 and published on August 11, 2026. Applications have also been filed in the United Kingdom and United States, giving ENIXYTIL a consistent standalone identity as the technology moves into further industry presentation and development.

The company is expanding public information around ENIXYTIL so industry partners and other stakeholders can clearly identify what the technology is, who developed it and the product formats for which it was created.

More information about ENIXYTIL, its development background and intended role in modern oral delivery systems is available at https://ngpeurope.eu/ngp-enixytil/

About N.G.P. Tobacco ApS

N.G.P. Tobacco ApS develops technologies and products for modern oral delivery systems through laboratory investigation, formulation research and continuous product development. ENIXYTIL is the company’s proprietary modified caffeine technology developed for modern oral delivery formats. More information is available at https://ngpeurope.eu/

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TAMPA, FL

As real estate professionals focus on personal safety this September, home inspectors offer valuable insights into identifying risks before a showing ever begins.

September is recognized as Realtor® Safety Month, a nationwide initiative that encourages real estate professionals to prioritize their personal safety while serving clients and showing properties. While home inspectors are best known for evaluating the condition and safety of a home, many are also uniquely positioned to help agents recognize potential hazards that could impact both the professionals and visitors when showing a property.

“Think of home inspectors as the safety detectives of the real estate world. Their job is to identify hidden issues—from loose stair railings and uneven walkways to faulty lighting and unsafe electrical conditions—that could pose risks to anyone entering a property. The same attention to detail that helps protect homebuyers can also help real estate agents create safer showing environments,” said Charles Furlough, President and CEO of Pillar To Post® Home Inspectors, North America’s largest home inspection network.

“Home inspectors spend their days evaluating homes for potential hazards and safety concerns,” he continued. “That perspective can be incredibly valuable for real estate professionals who are regularly entering vacant homes, meeting new clients, and navigating unfamiliar properties.”

Common safety recommendations home inspectors often share include ensuring all pathways are clear of tripping hazards, testing exterior and interior lighting before showings, securing pets, verifying that handrails and stairways are stable, and making sure entry and exit points are easily accessible. For vacant homes, inspectors also encourage agents to be aware of maintenance issues such as damaged flooring, loose decking, or overgrown landscaping that may create safety concerns.

In addition to identifying physical hazards, home inspectors often stress the importance of preparation. Scheduling showings during daylight hours whenever possible, informing colleagues of appointments, and maintaining awareness of property conditions are simple yet effective practices that can contribute to a safer experience.

According to the National Association of Realtors®, personal safety remains a priority for many real estate professionals, making Realtor® Safety Month an important reminder that risk awareness extends beyond personal interactions and includes the properties themselves.

“Safety should be considered from the moment someone steps onto a property,” added Furlough. “By identifying hazards before they become problems, home inspectors can help create a safer environment for agents, clients, and prospective buyers alike.”

“Realtors are our main partners in the industry,” added Furlough. “Along with terrific personal safety tips put out by the National Association of Realtors (NAR), we encourage adding ours to keep Realtors and their clients safe on the grounds of the homes they are showing.”

About Pillar To Post® Home Inspectors

Founded in 1994, Pillar To Post Home Inspectors is the largest home inspection company in North America with home offices in Toronto and Tampa. There are over 350 franchises located across the United States and Canada and 85,000 5-Star Google Reviews on record to date. For further information, please visit www.pillartopost.com.

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