WELL Health Announces the Creation of a Dedicated Public Sector Group to Help Tech Enable Public Health Systems Operating at Scale
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- WELL has created a dedicated public sector focused group to support large scale health systems and care delivery networks that underpin the public sector.
- The objective of this group is to combine and deliver product offerings that are specifically suited for public sector's unique scale and requirements. WELL's public sector offerings leverage WELL's operating strengths which include
Canada 's leading provider-centric technology platform and the largest network of outpatient clinics inCanada . - The public sector in
Canada , both at the federal and provincial levels, have been increasingly focused on helping digitize our health system, as evidenced byOttawa 's recent commitment where a "modernized health system" is one of the 4 key investment pillars.1$46.2 billion dollar - WELL has appointed Shane Sabatino as head of public sector partnerships who will work closely with WELL's COO, Amir Javidan, who will oversee the public sector division.
The objective of this group is to combine and deliver product offerings that are specifically suited for public sector's unique scale and requirements. WELL's public sector offerings leverage WELL's deep operating strengths which include
Mr. Amir Javidan, WELL's COO commented, "We can very proudly say that we have always been a public sector friendly company given that a significant majority of our revenues in
Mr. Shane Sabatino, CPO and Head of Public Sector Partnerships commented, "The formation of this division is a clear demonstration of our interest in supporting public health. This isn't just a job for us, it's a passion and a privilege to serve and support public health. To our knowledge no other non-governmental group delivers more patient visits in
WELL has named Shane Sabatino, WELL's CPO as Head of Public Sector Partnerships who will closely work with WELL's COO, Amir Javidan who oversees the public sector division to deliver for public health authorities. WELL recently announced that its subsidiary OceanMD has entered into a five year
WELL's approach to public sector projects is very much aligned with its overall cultural approach to conducting business. We always seek to: 1- Safeguard, respect, and treat any funding as if it were to come from our own corporate funds, 2- Demonstrate openness to working with other companies serving the public sector in a cooperative manner that derives value for public health, 3- Support innovative early stage companies who are seeking to make a positive impact, and, last but not least 4- Do everything we can to support our healthcare providers who have always been the backbone of our healthcare ecosystem.
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- For more information on the
funding provided by$46.2B Canada 's federal government, please visit: https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/premiers-accept-federal-health-proposal-1.6746976
WELL HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES CORP.
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Hamed Shahbazi
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WELL's mission is to tech-enable healthcare providers. We do this by developing the best technologies, services, and support available, which ensures healthcare providers are empowered to positively impact patient outcomes. WELL's comprehensive healthcare and digital platform includes extensive front and back-office management software applications that help physicians run and secure their practices. WELL's solutions enable more than 33,000 healthcare providers between the US and
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