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of one of the partnerships biggest clients--Northeast Ohio Medical University which is now in the late stages of a $166-million development involving IWP--says all is well. “We are receiving the services that we agreed to. And Integrated Wellness Partners has brought in a team that
are going to work the medical fitness aspect of this. And we’re very excited to get this up and running come August.”| Copyright © 2016 WKSU Public Radio, All Rights Reserved. |
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