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Welcome to HealthLink Wellness.... Dr. Joseph Boffa - Director
The mission of the HealthLink Wellness program is to ensure the health and well being of retirees through a program of education and health promotion. It is committed to reduce health risks through a program of health monitoring and feedback and to develop partnerships that engage the retiree within the fabric of the community. The ultimate goal is to build a culture of prevention where home, community and medical resource work together as a team.
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Maine Enacts “Health Care Bill of Rights”
See Maine Senior Report
Registration is now available for New Members:
To contact us: e-Mail Address -> info@NewEnglandSenior.com
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HealthLink Wellness Partners
Rhode Island Alliance for Retired Americans
Provides support environment that facilitates communication among retirees with extensive networking already in place. The mission of the Alliance is to ensure social and economic justice for all citizens so that they may enjoy lives of dignity, personal and family fulfillment security.
Pharmaceutical Industry Labor-Management Association
Known as PILMA is an Industry/labor coalition that supports innovation in the fields of preventive medicine and wellness for both employer and retiree benefits. Its goal is to bring together labor and management to work on public policy and health related issues of common interest.
Boston University
Provides expertise in public health research and community organizational activities. The partnership started in 2000 during the original funding of the HealthLink project. At that time CDC funded Roger Williams Medical Center which is an affiliate of Boston University Medical Center. Currently Boston University is funded through PILMA to continue the work of HealthLink.