Sources and credits
Where every word, image and video came from, and what no longer exists.
This is an independent rebuild of the Health In Motion Network™ website. The original at healthinmotionnetwork.com is gone: the domain now serves a parking page. Everything here was recovered from web crawls of the company’s own site, from the platform that still hosts its final assets, and from the press releases the company published. Nothing was invented as a company fact.
Where each part came from
- The 2020 site, in full — fourteen pages of the WordPress site (healthinmotionnetwork.com) captured by Common Crawl on 30 November 2020: the homepage, About Us, Contact Us, Employee Health Experience, Employer, Join Us, the Newsroom, Events, Press Releases and the three Solutions pages. These give the navigation, the copy, the address, the statistics and their sources.
- The 2022 site — seven pages of the later site (www.healthinmotionnetwork.com) captured on 8 December 2022: the homepage, About, Blog, two Pharmacy Solutions pages and two posts. These give the Parawell™ platform, the announcement of the Custom Health acquisition, and the new leadership.
- The 2023 crawl — four further posts recorded as redirects, which is how the later titles (Parawell: Redefining Pharmacy Care, Building Patient-Provider Connections) were found.
- The company’s own press releases — seven of them, from March 2019 to July 2020, read from the Newsroom and Press Release pages captured in 2020.
- The 2019 release in detail — the full text of Health In Motion Network™ Expands Through Recent Pharmacy & Urgent Care Partnerships, which is the single richest source on the company: the formation date, the partnerships, the parent company, and the quote from its CEO.
- The videos and images — recovered from the media platform that still serves the company’s final site (see below).
- The acquisition — the notice on the company’s own final homepage.
The crawls themselves can be checked. These are the exact index queries that returned the captures:
- 2020 siteCommon Crawl, CC-MAIN-2020-50
- 2022 siteCommon Crawl, CC-MAIN-2022-49
- 2023 crawlCommon Crawl, CC-MAIN-2023-50
- LinkedIn pagelinkedin.com/company/health-in-motion-network — returns 451
Video: four of the company’s own films
This is the strongest video recovery of any site in this series. The company’s final site was built on a hosted platform, and the four films it used as background video are still on that platform’s CDN. They were downloaded at 720p and are served from this folder now, not from anyone else’s server.
- Redefining the Pharmacy Care Model — 17 seconds, used on the Homepage page.
- Pharmacy Solutions — 20 seconds, used on the Pharmacy Solutions page.
- Home — 13 seconds, used on the Homepage page.
- Home 2 — 14 seconds, used on the Homepage page.
Each is listed with its real duration, read from the file. Three are silent; one carries an audio track. All four are the company’s own work.
Images
The 2020 WordPress theme’s photographs were served from the company’s own domain, which was never captured by any archive — those files are lost. The 2022 site’s images are not: they live on the same CDN as the videos, and all twenty-six were downloaded at full resolution, up to 6720×4480 pixels, and resized for the web here.
- photo-01.jpg — Consultant talking
- photo-02.jpg — Team at work
- photo-03.jpg — Healthcare photography
- photo-04.jpg — Healthcare photography
- pharmacist.jpg — Pharmacist
- pharmacy-counter.jpg — Pharmacy counter
- pharmacy-shelf.jpg — Pharmacy shelf
- platform-screenshot.jpg — Parawell platform screen, January 2022
- home-1.jpg — Homepage image
- phone-screen.jpg — Health In Motion Network on a phone
- care-01.jpg — Care team, image by Alexandr Podvalny
- care-02.jpg — Care photography
- blog-01.jpg — Blog image
- blog-02.jpg — Blog image
- blog-03.jpg — Blog image
- blog-04.jpg — Blog image
- blog-05.jpg — Blog image
- blog-06.jpg — Blog image
- blog-07.jpg — Blog image
- blog-08.jpg — Blog image
- blog-09.jpg — Blog image
- poster-home.jpg — Home video poster
- poster-home-2.jpg — Home video poster
- poster-pharmacy.jpg — Pharmacy video poster
- poster-about.jpg — About video poster
- custom-health-logo.png — Custom Health
Two of the images carry the credit Image by Alexandr Podvalny in the company’s own alt text: they are stock photographs the company licensed and placed on its own pages, and they are reproduced here as part of reproducing that site. The rest are the company’s own photography and graphics.
What was lost
- The original stylesheets. The WordPress theme (wp-content/themes/ocn-healthinmotion) and the later hosted-site stylesheet were never captured. This rebuild’s design is written fresh.
- The company’s own logo files. HealthInMotionNetwork_logo.svg and HealthInMotionNetwork_logo_white-orange.svg were served from the company’s domain and did not survive. The wordmark in the header and footer of this rebuild is the company name set in type, in the palette of the one brand mark that did survive — the acquirer’s, on the final site. Drawing a replacement that looked like a logo would have been a fabrication; type is honest.
- The 2020 site’s photography. Roughly two dozen photographs, including the images named HealthInMotion_Employee-Health, HealthInMotion_Employer-Health-Office, HealthInMotion_Building and HealthInMotion_Care-Direct_Statement-bg. Their filenames survive in the captured markup; the files themselves do not.
- Individual press release pages. Only one release was captured in full. The other six survive as the summaries the company published on its own category page, and are reproduced as summaries, not padded out.
- The LinkedIn page. As explained above, LinkedIn returns HTTP 451 to this network for company pages. It could not be read at all, and nothing here is attributed to it.
Design values
The original stylesheet was lost, so this design is written fresh. The palette is sampled from the one brand mark that survives — the horizontal logo that headed every page of the final site:
- Navy#183d6e
- Cyan#81d4f6 · #66c4e7
- Purple#685eaa
- Paper#ffffff · #f5f8fb
- Body faceHelvetica Neue, Helvetica, Arial
The structure is the original’s, recovered from the captured markup: a utility bar, a horizontal menu with dropdowns over a full-width hero, the solution blocks the company built its pages around, and a footer carrying the address and a link grid. The 2020 site carried a “Contact Us” band on every page; so does this rebuild.
Deviations, stated plainly
- The design is not the original design. The stylesheets were lost. The structure and the copy are the original’s; the look is not, and this page says so.
- Thirteen pages, not the original’s full tree. The company spread the same material across two site builds. Everything in the recovered navigation is reachable here, as a page or as an anchored section, so no link is a dead end.
- Six of the seven press releases are summaries. They are the summaries the company published on its own newsroom page. They are not padded out to look like full releases.
- The board and advisory structure is not listed. No board membership appears in any surviving source, so no page claims one. The people listed on the Leadership page are the four the company itself named.
- No acquisition date is asserted. The notice appeared on the final homepage, and no source consulted gives a date. The site says “acquired by Custom Health” and stops there.
- The forms do nothing. There is no server behind them. They validate in the browser and then say so. The original used Gravity Forms.
- No analytics, no cookies, no external requests on load. The original ran Google Tag Manager (container GTM-TBF7ZGW) and loaded Gravity Forms from its own domain. Neither is reproduced, and the videos are served from this folder rather than from the CDN.
Independent site
Built from Health In Motion Network’s published material. Not affiliated with Health In Motion Network, OCN ConnectedCare, Custom Health, EPIC Pharmacies, Updox, American Well or ScriptDrop.