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RedBrick Health Helps Ridgeview Medical Center Reduce Employee Risk for Major Health Conditions by 20 Percent in One Year
Published in Cancer Weekly, May 12th, 2009
“Where traditional wellness and incentive programs have failed, RedBrick Health engages employees on an in-depth personal level and directly ties healthy behaviors to meaningful reductions in personal health care costs,” said Robert Stevens, president and chief executive officer of Ridgeview Medical Center. “The adoption of RedBrick Health and the dedication of our employees and their families puts us squarely on track to...
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