The Health Plans' Kidpower Web Sites Now Offers Fans Quick, Easy Way To
Send Get Well Messages To The Injured Soccer Star
ROCHESTER, N.Y., Aug. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- MVP Health Care and its operating subsidiary, Preferred Care, announced today that, despite a recent injury that has prevented her from competing on the U.S. Olympic team in China this month, Abby Wambach will conduct youth soccer clinics in September in Albany, the Hudson Valley, Rochester and Syracuse, and in October in Vermont and New Hampshire. Specific locations, dates, times and registration information will be announced in the near future.
Wambach sustained a broken leg, the first serious injury of her career, during an exhibition game with Brazil on July 16 in San Diego.
The health plans also announced that they have placed on their KidPower Web sites -- http://www.PCKidPower.com and http://www.MVPKidPower.com -- a quick and easy way to send "get well" messages to Abby. "Abby's fans can just visit one of the sites and click on the link on the home page, enter their message and send it," said David Henderson, MVP's executive vice president and chief marketing officer.
"My rehabilitation program is going very well," commented Wambach. "My leg is getting stronger every day and, while I am disappointed that I will not be participating in the 2008 Olympics, I have great confidence in my teammates and their ability to bring back the Gold Medal. Thanks to each and every one of my supporters for your messages and your encouragement.
"I know my fans in upstate New York, Vermont and New Hampshire are looking forward to my soccer clinic appearances that MVP Health Care and Preferred Care are scheduling for this fall. I encourage fans to revisit the KidPower sites periodically to learn more about the specific clinic dates and how to register."
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