A new report from Medavie shows that Canadians’ health and wellness needs are changing; and that the way organizations define and deliver impact must change with them.
Medavie’s first annual Impact Report details the national not-for-profit health solution partner’s collaboration with the Medavie Foundation, employers, government, and community partners to expand access to care, and strengthen healthcare sustainability. The series of inspiring stories showcases the innovations, partnerships, and people behind the work of Medavie and the Medavie Foundation.
“These stories are a powerful reminder of the meaningful role we all play in improving the wellbeing of Canadians,” said Andrea Elliott, Director, Medavie Foundation. “The dedication, compassion, and creativity of our team and partners continue to drive real, lasting impact in communities across the country.”
Serving one in 10 Canadians through insurance benefits, Medavie also partners with governments to deliver health program administration, emergency medical services, and integrated community care to more than three million people each year. The organization operates primary care clinics across Ontario, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and New Brunswick; with all the organization’s operations working towards advancing a whole-person approach to health that recognizes the interconnected nature of physical, mental, social, and financial well-being.
“As a not-for-profit social enterprise, our mission is to improve the well-being of Canadians. This is our sole purpose,” said Bernard Lord, CEO of Medavie. “We have no shareholders expecting a return, no owners waiting for dividends; this allows us to reinvest into the people we serve, our team members, new innovations and technologies and directly into programs in the communities we serve.”
“This report gives me great confidence that the work of our team is making a tangible difference in the lives of Canadians.”
Read Medavie’s full Impact Report here: Medavie.ca/impact