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Read what the media is saying about us and our clients' campaigns.

 

Teens invited to create healthy habits videos

Judges will be looking for clever and creative concepts that can be carried forward into professionally produced ads.

Santa Maria Times

May 6, 2012

 

Teens invited to create 'healthy habits' videos

Local teenagers have until May 20 to win cash prizes or even a personal “film makeover workshop” by creating short videos on healthy lifestyle habits.

Santa Ynez Valley News

April 24, 2012

 

A Talking Vending Machine, Flash Mobs and More: Using a Light Touch to Address Childhood Obesity

Intermountain’s “LiVe campaign” uses a much lighter touch, focusing less directly on obesity and instead encouraging kids to adopt healthy habits with humor and/or by appealing to their desire to be cool.

The Lunch Tray

February 6, 2012

 

Fake Snack Vending Machines Invading Utah

They are fakes, phony, and imitations. And they're helping to educate Utah's children to make good choices about food.

Market Watch - The Wall Street Journal

February 1, 2012

 

Utah kids seeing 'Live - The 8 Healthy Habits' assembly

The program is going to schools across the state, 8,000 students will see it.

abc4.com

January 30, 2012

 

Fake Vending Machine Dispenses Nutrition Advice

Greasy chips, sugary chocolates and saccharine sweets are speaking up.

But kids might not want to hear what they have to say: The snacks are telling them to make healthier choices.

The Salt Lake Tribune

January 19, 2012

 

"LiVe 2.0" Texts Teens to Tackle Obesity

Committed to the race to catch kids and help them make their own healthy choices, LiVe has gone mobile and joined the Health 2.0 revolution.

Sacramento Bee

May 26, 2011

 

Free mobile app promotes healthy choices

Intermountain Healthcare introduced a free mobile application for download from iTunes or Android and Apple devices to help children and teens make good nutrition and fitness choices.

MagicValley Times-News

May 2, 2011

 

New Android and iOS app helps reduce obesity in children

Available as a free download, the LiVe application promises to make it easier to set fitness and healthy eating goals.

intomobile

April 25, 2011

 

 LiVe

The first thing that I noticed about LiVe is that it's obviously geared towards teenagers not adults.

the iPhone Mom

December 14, 2010

 

Monterey County residents encouraged to park a little farther, live a lot healthier

Salinas Valley Memorial Healthcare System kicks off its Park Farther project, aimed at encouraging Central Coast residents to live healthier lifestyles.

The Californian

September 7, 2010

 

SVMHS Brings Central Coast Kids "LiVe"

Need ideas for promoting health & wellness and goodwill in your community? Check out this GREAT idea!

Association of California Healthcare Districts

May 5, 2010

 

LiVe Campaign at Bates Elementary School

Bates Elementary School in Utah enjoyed the Intermountain LiVe assembly featuring  "This is Your Life".

Spotted.com

April 28, 2010

 

'LiVe' public service campaign addresses childhood obesity and diabetes on the Central Coast

 Salinas Valley Memorial Healthcare System today launched a new public service campaign targeting childhood obesity and diabetes.

The Californian

March 24, 2010

 

Intermountain Healthcare recognized by President Obama

The creator of the LiVe campaign is setting an example for then entire country when ot comes to quality care delivery.

Salt Lake City Headlines Examiner

September 10, 2009

 

Utahns encouraged to park farther away, walk more

Utah's population is growing around the waist, and one group wants to help reverse the trend with an unusual approach

KSL.com

August 18, 2009

 

Laughing All the Way to a Healthier Life

Health system promotes kids' health with offbeat videos, yearlong clinical program

Hospitals & Health Networks Magazine

May 28, 2009