InkBlot: Inkblot Technologies Selected as Green Shield Canada s Preferred Employee Assistance Program Partner
Toronto, Ontario (Newsfile Corp. - May 6, 2021) - Inkblot Technologies (Inkblot) is proud to announce that it has been selected as Green Shield Canada s (GSC s) preferred Employee Assistance Program (EAP) partner. GSC is Canada s fourth-largest health and dental benefits provider, and this partnership gives Inkblot, Canada s fastest growing virtual mental health platform, unique and preferential access to millions of GSC plan members across the country. As the pandemic continues to deplete our collective mental health, efficient and seamless access to therapists becomes vitally important, said Luke Vigeant, President of Inkblot. We are re-writing the mental health playbook with our innovative, comprehensive digital-first EAP offering - built for today s employee. This partnership with GSC paves the way for us to reach even more Canadians.
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Toronto, Ontario–(Newsfile Corp. – May 6, 2021) – Inkblot Technologies (Inkblot) is proud to announce that it has been selected as Green Shield Canada’s (GSC’s) preferred Employee Assistance Program (EAP) partner. GSC is Canada’s fourth-largest health and dental benefits provider, and this partnership gives Inkblot, Canada’s fastest growing virtual mental health platform, unique and preferential access to millions of GSC plan members across the country.
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“As the pandemic continues to deplete our collective mental health, efficient and seamless access to therapists becomes vitally important,” said Luke Vigeant, President of Inkblot. “We are re-writing the mental health playbook with our innovative, comprehensive digital-first EAP offering built for to
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Toronto, Ontario (Newsfile Corp. - March 9, 2021) - As part of its focus on improving health outcomes by providing access to best-in-class services delivered through one of Canada s most comprehensive digital health ecosystems, the Green Shield Canada (GSC) group of companies is pleased to announce its acquisition of Inkblot Technologies (Inkblot), Canada s fastest growing virtual mental health platform.
Increasing digital access to mental health in the COVID-19 era Building on our previous, successful digital health investments and partnerships, the acquisition of Inkblot fits with our strategic objective of increasing access for our clients to leading health services, and to mental health solutions in particular - something that has never been more important given the impact COVID-19 has had on mental health, said Zahid Salman, president and CEO of GSC.
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TORONTO, Dec. 10, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) As the next step in its fast-evolving social impact journey, Green Shield Canada (GSC) is pleased to announce $4 million of funding to six new Community Foundation partnerships. These new partnerships – with Kitchener Waterloo Community Foundation, Ottawa Community Foundation, Foundation of Greater Montreal, Toronto Foundation, Fondation Quebec Philanthrope, and Haida Gwaii Community Foundation – double GSC s network across Canada to 12 Community Foundations and a total of $10 million of funding.
As with the $6 million that GSC invested in six Community Foundations in 2018 to celebrate the organization s 60-year history of social impact and charitable giving, this latest funding will be primarily directed to community programs aimed at improving access to oral and mental health care – the two core focus areas of GSC s Social Impact Program. GSC and Community Foundations will now also consider the impact of COVID-19 and look t
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