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American Institute of Minimally Invasive Surgery (AIMIS) was formed to establish quality standards that advance appropriate surgeries and procedures that improve patient outcomes while reducing inefficiencies, including redundancy and avoidable costs.

The City of Cincinnati Diabetes & Hypertension Self Management Program project provides an opportunity for employers to provide a positive health benefit to their employees that results in improved patient care and quality, less absenteeism from employees, and lower overall healthcare costs which will result in economic benefits to the employer, employees, and the community.

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The Mayor’s Fitness Council of Austin Texas will positively impact Austin residents’ physical activity levels and nutritional intake with the goal to become the nation’s fittest city.

The Michigan Health Information Alliance (MiHIA) mission is to advance its efforts in driving health innovation and improving health, performance, and economic outcomes by advancing a high-quality, patient-centered, cost-effective health care system.

The Wichita Business Coalition on Health Care (WBC) mission is to engage employers and physicians in a formal process to create alignment that will result in higher value from healthcare investments for plan sponsors and better health for employees and their dependents.

. . .These experiments that utilized reductions in co-pays for some populations continued to broaden with the inclusion of incentives for participation in annual or baseline health risk assessments. . .