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F U L L C O N T E N T S O N PA G E 4 » M O R E I N S I D E T H E L I S T F O C U S H E A L T H C A R E & W E L L N E S S mainebiz.biz / printsub S U B S C R I B E P H O T O / T I M G R E E N WAY C O N T I N U E D O N PA G E 2 6 » New wellness programs encourage work-life balance B y L a u r i e S c h r e i b e r S tand-up desks, lunch 'n learn ses- sions, groomed hiking trails, yoga classes and employee cruiser bikes. Workplace wellness programs are prospering in Maine — and growing in popularity. ey encompass health risk assessments, biometric screenings and programs related to tobacco use, weight loss and lifestyle/behavioral coaching. "We get to see some of the extraor- dinary things going on," Roxane Dubay, executive director of the Wellness Council of Maine, says. While she does not have hard data showing how many 29 Services for cancer patients The Dempsey Center in Lewiston is expanding its reach and simplifying its branding. 24 Navigating Medicare Mingle Analytics of South Paris has developed a system to navigate the vagaries of Medicare billing. 12 Bambino files A Portland company, HistoryIT, has taken on the huge task of digitizing documents and papers related to Babe Ruth. S E E W H O ' S N E X T O N PA G E 3 4 » 1 & 2 Portland Square, brokered by CBRE | The Boulos Co. and Cushman Wakefield, tops our list of Maine's largest commercial property sales. Stephen Merz, the new president and CEO for Maine Behavioral Healthcare, in the Spring Harbor Hospital courtyard in Westbrook. Merz leads a division of MaineHealth that provides a continuum of behavioral health services, from inpatient care and residential services for adults with mental illness to crisis and outpatient care. S TA R T I N G O N P A G E 2 0 New CEO of Maine Behavioral Healthcare joins effort to curb opioid deaths B y J a m e s m c c a r t h y $2.00 September 19, 2016 VO L . X X I I N O. X X I www.mainebiz.biz

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