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Group Health Challenges You to Define Healthy
Can't stop watching the incredible Olympics coverage? Group Health suggests taking a break from the TV to get outside and active
The Olympics are underway, which means most of us are watching amazing athletes perform incredible, record-breaking feats from our couches with a bowl full of snacks, some healthy, some maybe not.
Group Health suggests taking a break from the TV coverage and using the Olympics as inspiration and motivation to get outside and active!
Maybe this means channeling Kristen Armstrong (US Olympic cyclist) and taking the family on a bike ride on the Interurban Trail, or channeling LaShawn Merrit (US Olympic runner) and trying a run (or walk) around Marina Beach Park. Either way, we encourage you to channel your inner Olympian and redefine healthy on your own terms – whether it’s a walk around the block or competing on the global stage for Olympic Gold.
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Healthy is about more than keeping your body in good working order. It's about being human and living your life every step of the way. Let us know how you're defining healthy at http://blog.ghc.org/this-is-he... or by tagging your Twitter and Instagram posts #ThisisHealthy.
About Group Health
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Group Health Cooperative offers a unique health care system, care delivery and insurance coverage, in order to achieve one goal – affordable, quality health care for all. Our innovative practices at 25 medical centers and within major Washington hospitals have earned national recognition for medical quality, disease prevention, and evidence-based treatments. These priorities have remained the same since we began serving patients in 1947. As a nonprofit organization, Group Health helps nearly 600,000 patients throughout Washington state achieve better health. Our focus on preventive care, combined with medical education, a charitable foundation and a nationally recognized research institute, advances health in the community in a way no one else can. Group Health supports events, programs, and organizations that share this commitment to strengthening health in our communities. For more information about Group Health, visit www.ghc.org.
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