Webinars
Saturday, 10. 31. 2009
Oathealth Webinars
Replays of public webinars we’ve held in the past. Webinars are like online seminars. They allow a presentation to be shared over the internet. Attendees can view the presentation in realtime. Even better they get to direct questions to the live panel of presenters. All webinars have a central goal: help bridge the gap between the noise about heart health diets and how to take simple action steps.
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April 19th, 2010 at 1:56 pm
You just sent me a webinar sight, but when I tried to log in with my password for Oathealth.com account, it would not let me view the webinar. Please advise. Dee Ann
May 5th, 2010 at 11:06 am
Dee Ann,
There’s a webinar password included in the email you were sent. The password is not the password you’d normally use for your Oathealth customer account. Give us a call if you’re still having trouble access. We can walk you through it.