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AEPC
(redirected from AFL-CIO Employer Purchasing Coalition)

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AEPCApparel Export Promotion Council
AEPCAlternative Energy Promotion Centre (Nepal)
AEPCAgence Européenne des Produits Chimiques
AEPCAssociation of European Police Colleges
AEPCAFL-CIO Employer Purchasing Coalition
AEPCAmerican Electric Power Company
AEPCAfloat Environmental Protection Coordinator
AEPCASAS/ENSCE Process Cluster
AEPCAssociation for European Paediatric Cardiologists (Association Européenne pour la Cardiologie Pédiatrique)


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The AFL-CIO Employer Purchasing Coalition (AEPC) announced today that it is endorsing Aetna (NYSE:AET) as its transparency vendor of choice, selecting the Aetna preferred provider organization (PPO) health plan, as well as Aetna Joint Claim Administration[TM] for AEPC members.
ActiveHealth(R)), a clinically-based, technologically-driven health management services company, has been selected by the AFL-CIO Employer Purchasing Coalition (AEPC) to provide its Informed Care Management (ICM) disease management program to AEPC members.
 
 
 
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