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“I married late, had my son at 40, and had a successful, longtime career in financial services. I worked for the same company for nearly 25 years and eventually became president of the firm. I had a great run. But my job back then was to help other people make money. I was constantly working on the next thing: the next business product, the next market, the next board meeting. I was traveling internationally regularly. After a 12-year, life-threatening cancer journey, I never went back to financial services. It held no appeal anymore. I had a rude, sudden awakening that I needed to stay focused on my health and help other cancer patients on their journeys.”

Our latest story from The Portrait Project is here. Read more from Laurie: https://portraitproject.muralhealth.com/stories/laurie-adami

Last month, Mo Punjwani, BizOps & Strategy at Mural Health, joined thousands of riders in the Pan-Mass Challenge, cycling 210 miles over two days to raise money for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. We’re incredibly proud of Mo's dedication to making a difference and how he embodies our values outside of the office.

As Mo shared, “This year feels even more important for so many reasons. Over the last 30 years, the risk of dying from cancer has steadily declined, sparing some 4 million lives in the United States. Thanks to the relentless dedication of so many, advancements in treatment and early cancer detection promise to continue this trend.”

Well done, Mo! We're so grateful to have you on our team!

We’re beyond excited to share that Mural Health has been named a Best Place to Work by the Philadelphia Business Journal!

This recognition wouldn’t be possible without our incredible team.