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Stay Healthy in 2008!

National Public Radio
First aired on: January 23, 2008

Meritain Health's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Larry Luter, was featured on National Public Radio (NPR) in Wisconsin for their "Stay Healthy in 2008!" segment. Dr. Luter joined host Stephanie Klett to discuss what Wisconsinites can do to stay healthy in 2008 Listen now.

Learn more about Dr. Larry Luter's take on health and wellness by listening to our "Wellness at Work" podcast series.

Dr. Larry Luter is the chief medical officer of Meritain Health. Previously, he served as senior medical director of CIGNA HealthCare of Florida and as medical director of AvMed Health Plan in Florida with responsibilities in member advice, emergency admissions, homecare, skilled nursing facilities and disease management. Dr. Luter retired from the U.S. Navy Medical Corps in 1992 after working as head of the Family Practice Department and serving as director of medical services at the naval hospital in Orlando, Florida.