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Maple's mission is to power the future of healthcare — simple, connected, human.
3% employee growth in 12 months
Nowadays, virtual interactions are here to stay, particularly in the healthcare industry. Interestingly, Maple was founded in a move ahead of the curve, when tele-health was only feebly established, offering virtual, round-the-clock doctor’s appointments for physical and mental health patients in Canada.
Maple’s ability to provide this seamless service lies in its strategic partnerships with insurers, employers, hospitals and government agencies, such as Morneau Shepell and GlaxoSmithKline. This has enabled it to build the groundwork for a unified healthcare ecosystem that ultimately serves the user, with the company successfully growning its network of experienced physicians into every Canadian province.
Maple's product has shined in recent years, due in part to rapid global digitization. It has amassed significant funding to sustain expansion, bringing it closer to its goal of a unified, open-source healthcare ecosystem. In 2022, the company acquired virtual care platform Wello, that focusses on employer programs, to bolster its offering, as it also explores a move into proactive virtual care as well as the reactive services it currently supplies.
Steph
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Sep 2020
$53.6m
EARLY VC
Sep 2019
$14.5m
SERIES A
Brett Belchetz
(CEO)A practicing physician with previous experience in management consulting at McKinsey & Company.
Roxana Zaman
(COO)Has previous experience in Canadian banking as a Product and P&L manager.
Stuart Starr
(CTO)Worked as a Consultant and Investor at Rypple and is currently the Owner at Newbox solutions.