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MagnaCare social networking campaigns raise awareness of personal health, preventive care

Published on July 13, 2010 at 5:19 AM · No Comments

MagnaCare, (www.magnacare.com) a health plan services company with national reach, today announces that its ongoing social networking campaigns are successfully raising awareness of the importance of personal health improvement and preventive care, emphasizing issues that sometimes fall between the cracks of larger causes, and advancing the MagnaCare commitment to "Care Right Here." The MagnaCare FaceBook campaigns are designed to generate consumer and industry involvement, connect people to the MagnaCare Web site, and help them to stay in touch.

“Social networking is working for MagnaCare, its members and stakeholders because it establishes a vibrant online community that allows us to virally expand our support for important initiatives that impact individual health and wellness”

"Social networking is working for MagnaCare, its members and stakeholders because it establishes a vibrant online community that allows us to virally expand our support for important initiatives that impact individual health and wellness," says Joseph Berardo Jr., president and CEO of MagnaCare. "Whether this translates into helping local families cope with a challenging health issue, supporting extended families and friends fighting in the Middle East, or simply driving home an important message about preventive healthcare, MagnaCare is leveraging the power of social communications. In a relatively short timeframe, we've experienced a remarkable response rate."

Berardo points to three campaigns which are making a difference for distinct groups:

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