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Interim HealthCare Features Nationally Syndicated Column, Savvy Senior, on the National Website www.interimhealthcare.com

July 1, 2003
Sunrise, FL

Interim HealthCare, the largest provider of home care and health care staffing services throughout the United States, is offering another resource for seniors on the national website, www.interimhealthcare.com. Savvy Senior, recently featured in Time Magazine, is a nationally syndicated column featured in more than 400 newspapers across the country. The column is written by Jim Miller, a young man who has become an expert on senior issues. Savvy Senior is a weekly column that is fun to read, easy to understand and has become popular with senior readers throughout the country. Jim Miller's column can be accessed in the HomeStyle Services section of the Interim HealthCare website under "Senior Resources" also accessed through the website www.homestyleservices.com.

Linda Shaub, Assistant Vice President of Marketing at Interim HealthCare Inc. states, "We are pleased to feature the Savvy Senior column online. Our national website has become a resource for active seniors and their children seeking the latest information on how to remain living at home independently and safely. The addition of this popular senior column on our website complements the senior care information we provide and furthers Interim HealthCare's mission to improve people's lives."

Founded in 1966, Interim HealthCare is the nation's oldest proprietary national organization providing health care personnel at all skill levels in all settings. Through one of the country's most comprehensive networks of 600 offices, (franchise and affiliates) Interim HealthCare provides diverse services including home care, facility supplemental staffing, occupational health staffing for business and retail companies, teaching and pharmaceutical use for patients at home and in physician offices and medical device training. Interim employs more than 50,000 health care workers and serves nearly 20,000 people each day.

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