Press Contact: 
Dave Miller, Director
Absolute Recreation Management, Inc.
LifeBalance Program
503.234.1375
Dave@LifeBalanceProgram.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

PORTLAND, OREGON (June 2007) - The LifeBalance Program has hired Erin Michaelis as the LifeBalance Provider Coordinator.  Michaelis’ primary responsibility will be to maintain and expand the LifeBalance Provider network which currently consists of over 2,000 recreational, cultural and wellness businesses throughout Oregon, Washington and Alaska.  Michaelis will also coordinate Member Events throughout the region and focus on marketing and communication plans for the LifeBalance Program.

Michaelis brings with her nearly ten years of customer service experience in the health care, information technology and educational industries.  Michaelis relocated to Portland after earning her Master’s degree in Organizational Leadership from Fort Hays State University (Hays, KS) and her Bachelor’s degree in psychology from The University of Kansas (Lawrence, KS).

The LifeBalance Program, headquartered in Portland, Oregon, has been helping clients and members achieve an active, healthy and balanced life through recreational, cultural and wellness activities, events and resources since 1996. The LifeBalance Program is sold to businesses as an employer sponsored employee benefit or bundled into health/association plan offerings as a value added wellness component and healthy lifestyle promotion. The LifeBalance Program currently supports over 1,000 clients and 350,000 LifeBalance Program members in Oregon, Washington and Alaska. Existing strategic relationships include Providence Health Plan, Associated General Contractors, CHP, Pacific Health Trust, Providence Health System, PeaceHealth, West Coast Bank and Xenium. Visit www.LifeBalanceProgram.com for more information.

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