Articles from Detroiter (September 1, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
An ounce of prevention: the American Cancer Society offers a free wellness program to businesses throughout Southeast Michigan.			507
Brant Freer to senior counsel, Anthony Cracchiolo to attorney in the Personal Services Group, Andrew Bas to attorney in the Business Services and Finance Practice Group, Jonathan Fountain to associate in the Litigation and Dispute Resolution Group and John Ulrich Jr. to associate in the Financial Institutions and Transaction Group at Detroit-based Miller, Canfield.		Brief Article	113
Calendar.		Calendar	287
Cutting costs: the forward view: developing a health optimization strategy is critical to your bottom line.	Vinson, A. David		608
Detroit Regional Chamber.		Brief Article	88
Enter the comfort zone: a three-step guide to help your employees rate their 'ego-quality' and help you avoid the price for procrastination.			618
Ergonomically correct: from a health-care perspective, ergonomics is a bottom-line issue for businesses of all sizes.	Scott, Mike		773
Healthy talk.	Vosburgh, Andrew J.	Brief Article	243
HIPAA update: how the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act affects your business.	Callahann, Elizabeth O.	Brief Article	548
Member benefits.		Brief Article	147
New members.		Illustration	156
Our 5-point plan: biggest is good, best is better.	Blouse, Richard E., Jr.	Brief Article	387
Q & A on ergonomics: two experts answer the Detroiter's questions about ergonomics.	Reehil, Kathleen	Interview	587
Rx for employers: the Detroit Regional Chamber is fighting for lower health-care costs.	Wade, Sebastian		743
Small business resource guide.		Brief Article	224
Trend watch: corporate interiors.	Purcell, Janice J.		304
True Blue: in his 14 years at the helm, Dick Whitmer has guided Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan away from the brink of near ruin and transformed it into one of the top three Blues organizations in the country.	Oprea, Terrence		1647