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Every Healthy Advice Networks Program Wins Awards In National Health Information Awards Program

Fifth Consecutive Year of Outstanding Achievement

CINCINNATI, OH. (October 21, 2008) Healthy Advice Networks, the nation's leading provider of physician-office-based patient-education programs, is pleased to announce they have again been honored at the National Health Information Awards (NHIA) forum sponsored by the Health Information Resource Center. Chosen from more than 1,000 entries, programs and materials were judged by a panel of health information experts and are considered to be the nation's best consumer health information. Janet Bowman, Associate Director of the Health Information Resource Center, commented “These awards set an industry standard of quality for consumer health materials, and this 'seal of quality' helps health professionals find the best consumer health information resources for their programs.”

Every Healthy Advice Networks program received an NHIA award this year. The Women's Health Network won the highly coveted Gold Award, given to the top 5 percent of all entries, and six Healthy Advice programs were presented with the prestigious Total Health Information Program Award. Sabrina Shattles, Executive Vice President, Editorial and Creative, Healthy Advice Networks commented, “We are excited to receive the National Health Information Awards for the fifth consecutive year. Every one of our programs was recognized for excellence. Our goal is to deliver trusted and actionable health information to consumers and healthcare professionals. To be recognized for superior performance year after year by healthcare information experts tells us we are not only doing our job, but we are doing it well.”

Mike Collette, CEO, Healthy Advice Networks added, “Our goal is to provide easy-to-understand health information to facilitate a dialogue between consumers and their physicians. The fact that six of our programs were recognized for Total Health Information is reflective of the depth of our programs and the impact they have on health decisions. Our people work hard to deliver relevant education and I am proud that their efforts continue to be recognized by the National Health Information Awards program.”

Healthy Advice Networks has programs in offices in primary care, cardiology, obstetrics/gynecology, rheumatology, urology, gastroenterology, pediatrics, and dermatology. For a complete listing of the awards or for more information, please visit our website at http://www.healthyadvicenetworks.com/etp/awards.html.

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