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June,
2000
NEWS
RELEASE
For Immediate Release |
For
Further Information:
Maria Tuthill or Pat Henze
1-800-828-8225 |
New
Web-Based Association Introduced for Senior Health Professionals
Libertyville,
IL Recognizing the need for a new organization
specifically designed to address the unique needs and
special interests of professionals in the rapidly growing
field of senior health, the Mature Market Resource Center
(MMRC) is introducing a new Web-based membership organization,
The National Association of Senior Health Professionals
(NASHP).
NASHP
is a new online membership division of the Mature Market
Resource Center (MMRC), a national clearinghouse for
the older adult market. Other well known national MMRC
programs include, the National
Mature Media Awards program, National
Senior Health & Fitness Day, the new Association
of Marketing & Sales Executives in Senior Housing,
and related senior market professional publications
and research services.
NASHP
is available online at SeniorPrograms.com,
a comprehensive Web site for professionals who work
with older adults. This new Web community is useful
for senior program professionals in public, private
and non-profit sectors. Included in this Web community
is the new online organization the Association
of Marketing & Sales Executives in Senior Housing,
a services directory, e-decks, links to other important
Web sites and much more. This fall a financial services
association for the mature market will also be introduced.
"NASHP
is representative of the future of membership organizations,
an association that will use the Internet to deliver
member benefits and services quickly and efficiently
in a way no traditional membership group can offer,"
says Maria Tuthill, associate director. "Our website
www.seniorprograms.com
provides members instant access to important
industry information24 hours a day/7 days a week."
Benefits
include:
- Free
use of the resource and lending library of the National
Mature Media Awards, collection of thousands of
the nation's best health education and health resource
materials for older adults
- An
online, members only, newsletter filled with information
on professional development, funding opportunities,
marketing ideas and more
- Access
to e-mail discussion groups/bulletin boards to network
with other members
- An
online membership directory and much more.
An advisory board of leading senior health professionals
will assist NASHP in the development of online membership
programs and services. (Editors: See list of NASHP
advisory board members.)
Membership
is open to any professional who works with older adults
in the public, private and non-profit sectors. These
include, but are not limited to, hospital-based senior
membership program directors, health educators, health
promotion staff, activity professionals, fitness program
and health club staff, and others.
"In
short, any professional interested in the field of senior
health should join this new online member organization,"
adds Tuthill.
For
more information contact Maria Tuthill, NASHP Associate
Director at 1-800-828-8225, weekdays 8-6 Central time.
E-mail seniorprograms@aol.com.
Fax 847-816-8662. Or visit our Web site www.seniorprograms.com
for further information and to join online.
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