Articles and stories from Thrive and beyond.

When you become a Thriver, you become part of our mission to make healthcare work better for everyone. One of our core values is transparency, which is an important part of our recruitment process. 

Thrive Health is thrilled to announce that our Co-Founder, David Helliwell and Dr. Mark Nazemi, Senior Manager, Clinical Solutions and Innovation, have both been honored at the 2022 Digital Health Canada Awards for their contributions in advancing the use of digital health across Canada, resulting in improved patient and provider experiences and outcomes. 

The category for which Thrive Health is recognized, “Companies-to-Watch,” specifically celebrates fifteen start-ups that demonstrate exceptional potential for continued growth and leadership in their industry.

Thrive Health’s Q2 2022 Onsite Week was a huge success, with participants from around the country gathering in pop-up offices in Calgary, Toronto, and Vancouver.

In recognition of National Nursing Week, we were honoured to sit down with two incredible nurses who also happen to be Thrive Health employees, Nureya Khimani and Noorshan Nanji, to discuss their experiences, challenges and how their work as nurses helps them find innovative solutions at Thrive Health to improve the delivery of healthcare.

Enhancing Employee Engagement and Strengthening Team Spirit

2021 has presented new, unexpected, and exciting challenges for Thrive Health, both given the ongoing expansion of our COVID-19 work and additional projects that have taken off. As the year comes to a close, we’re taking some time to reflect on what we’ve achieved in collaboration with our amazing partners and customers, and we wanted to share that with you.

“Better for Everyone” - Our Clinical Business Development Lead, Mark Nazemi, on his work on chronic pain management, and the changing landscape of digital health and wellbeing.

Thrive Health is excited to announce the launch of our new Researcher in Residence Program. This new partnership program brings together students and postdoctoral fellows from a variety of disciplines to collaborate with Thrive Health on short term research projects (3-6 months) that address questions and challenges for digital health.

September 30, 2021 marks Canada’s first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This day presents an opportunity to reflect on the tragic legacy of the residential school system, to engage in dialogue around what we can do to ensure that we never forget the impact of that system, and to identify how we can advance reconciliation efforts.