Network Advantage Card Helps Families Stay Healthy for $20 A Month

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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), over one third of the country's adults are considered obese. Furthermore, they report that childhood obesity is a serious problem in the country.

Along with weight issues, millions of Americans are suffering from chronic illness and disease that is costing them money in health care bills and lost wages. The good news is there are some things families can do to try and stay healthy, and they don't have to cost an arm and a leg either.

"We realize that the costs of things like healthcare have skyrocketed," explains Ed Meridian, the founder of the Network Advantage Card. "That's why we are proud to offer a discount membership card, like NAC, that connects the dots between health and wealth. Our card is helping many people get healthy, and keep their family healthier at a very low monthly cost."

The Network Advantage Card (NAC) is a membership-based card that helps families stay healthy for just $20 per month. They offer three membership levels to consumers, with the membership giving members access to:

  • Discounts on health and wellness programs with 24/7 Doctor Access
  • Free financial counseling
  • Legal services: consultations and documentation review
  • Identity Monitoring
  • Roadside Assistance
  • Travel discounts, deals and roadside assistance
  • Lifestyle and entertainment discounts

    Members can also gain access to shopping and health discounts, personalized workouts for weight loss, wellness assessments, and more.

    "We are excited about what this program is doing for families around the country," added Meridian. "For $20 per month, people can save money on programs that will help them live a healthier lifestyle. In today's costly and busy world, you just can't beat that."

    The Network Advantage Card (NAC) is a membership-based card that gives people access to discounts on a variety of health, wellness, legal and financial planning programs. The program has been designed to help those who need counseling or direction to plan and organize their future for themselves and their family. NAC is helping people save money and prepare for the future, regardless of where they currently are.


    For more information about the Network Advantage Card, visit https://mynac.com.


    by EDGE

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