Healthcare Sector Benefits from Online Community

GoLightly's Online Community and Collaboration Platform is Gaining Significant
Usage in the Healthcare Vertical

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10 /PRNewswire/ -- GoLightly, Inc., a market leader
in delivering effective and easy-to-use Web 2.0 social enterprise networking
and online community software solutions for corporations and membership
organizations, is pleased to announce a number of industry-leading
organizations addressing healthcare issues have become GoLightly clients.
These market leaders have turned to enterprise-level online networks powered
by GoLightly, because of the importance of many-to-many connections combined
with the privacy needs surrounding healthcare issues.
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The National Council on Aging helps older people remain healthy and
independent, find jobs, increase access to benefits programs, and discover
meaningful ways to continue contributing to society. "We launched the
MyRespectability.org continuous learning community to increase the
effectiveness of our partner network and committees. Based upon the success
of that community, we decided to leverage GoLightly as our internal employee
community and plan on launching several more over the next few months. The
response has been overwhelmingly positive as we continue to engage our
constituents, employees and partners throughout the country." Stuart Spector,
Senior Vice President, NCOA.
The Child and Adolescent Bipolar Foundation serves thousands of families
raising children diagnosed with, or at risk for, pediatric bipolar disorder.
"Online parent-to-parent support is a key part of our mission to improve the
lives of families raising children and teens living with bipolar disorder and
related conditions. GoLightly is critical to our ability to provide that
support," says Nanci Schiman, CABF.
Other healthcare organizations that have chosen GoLightly include the
American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
(AAIDD -- the professional association run by and for professionals who
support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities), and St.
Luke's Health Initiative (a public foundation addressing Arizona health
futures, community grants, medical assistance, and supporting affiliate
organizations).
About GoLightly:
GoLightly powers effective, easy-to-use online community solutions for
corporate enterprise and associations. GoLightly's services, which include
integrated groups, email lists, forums, libraries, blogs, member directories
and wikis, help associations and other organizations acquire and retain
members, and extend the effectiveness of their conferences and meetings. The
GoLightly platform also enables corporations to utilize and manage employees'
knowledge more efficiently and securely, and build brand loyalty through
customer communities. GoLightly-powered community sites, branded as the
client's own, can stand alone or be integrated with an organizations' existing
software and database systems.
Through viral marketing GoLightly has become one of the premiere providers
of custom branded and integrated online community collaboration tools for
enterprise and associations. GoLightly is based in Mill Valley, California
(San Francisco Bay Area) and offers services worldwide. For more information,
visit http://www.golightly.com/ or meet us at booth 1028 at the Web 2.0 Expo
in San Francisco (April 23-25).
GoLightly regularly presents webinars on social networking and online
community for the enterprise and for associations. A sign-up form for those
webinars is available at http://www.golightly.com/webinar .
SOURCE GoLightly, Inc.

Christopher Dworin, Vice President, Business Development of GoLightly, Inc.,
+1-415-847-7555, press@golightly.com