Mortgage Marketshare Module
- Accurately track commercial and residential lending, measure sales performance against competition and market activity, identify high-performing competitors, and locate and target emerging markets.
  
  LEARN MORE >>
Loan Originator Module
- Access the largest and most comprehensive mortgage loan origination database in New England with round-the-clock interactive access and weekly trend updates.
  
  LEARN MORE >>
Marketing Lists
- Gain access to the most accurate and detailed transaction information in the country and offers a range of marketing lists for more than 130 million households (covering 94% of the U.S. population).
  
  LEARN MORE >>
Custom Research
- Powered by one-of-a-kind real estate, mortgage, and loan origination data, The Warren Group provides custom solutions for your research projects, database expansion, and strategic planning.
  
  LEARN MORE >>
Real Estate Records Search
- Access the largest and most complete real estate database in New England, including sales, price trends, liens and foreclosures.
  
  LEARN MORE >>

UnitedHealthcare Sponsors Event To Encourage Active Senior Lifestyle

February 18, 2016 | Reprints | Unlock Link | Print

UnitedHealthcare has announced it will be the presenting sponsor for the 37th annual 2016 Connecticut Masters’ Games, the state’s largest Olympic-style competition for amateur athletes ages 50 and over.

The Connecticut Masters’ Games gives older adults the chance to compete in a variety of athletic events and activities throughout the spring and early summer.

“Staying active and maintaining a healthy lifestyle are important factors in maintaining a high quality of life,” Dennis Hsieh, regional medical director of UnitedHealthcare, said in a statement. “The Connecticut Masters’ Games are an excellent opportunity to cheer on and recognize athletes who are great advocates of healthy aging.”

Connecticut was among the top 10 states for senior health, according to the 2015 America’s Health Rankings Senior Report. The United Health Foundation report examined senior health with the focus of encouraging action to improve it.