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Executive Health Exams International
was founded as Life Extension
Institute in 1913 with the belief that the most effective form of
healthcare is proactive intervention before an illness became too far
advanced for effective treatment. In advancing this philosophy, EHE was
the first organization in the country to focus on the early detection of
life-threatening illness through physical examinations. In addition, EHE
opened the first facility in the U.S. that was devoted to keeping people
healthy, rather than curing people who were already sick.
William Howard Taft was the Company's first Chairman of the Board having served between his
tenure as President of the United States and Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court (1913 - 1921). In the years that followed, the organization
instituted many firsts. It published the Manual of Procedure in Physical
Examination in 1925; articles on the early detection of disease; the
benefits of exercise; and the dangers of alcohol, tobacco, obesity and
stress. It conducted a study that found regular physical examinations
resulted in improved health and reduced mortality.
Today, Executive Health Exams International is a leader in the early
detection of life-threatening conditions such as heart disease and cancer, performing over 20,000 comprehensive physical examinations annually. EHE has set the industry standard in annual physical exams. It
provides consistent, high-quality care through state-of-the-art facilities by healthcare professionals specializing in the pre-symptomatic, early detection of life-threatening diseases.
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