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RxFood Corporation is a Toronto-based healthcare technology company founded in 2017. It specializes in AI-driven personalized nutrition solutions designed to improve clinical outcomes for chronic diseases such as diabetes and obesity. By integrating advanced technology with medical expertise, RxFood aims to make Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) scalable and accessible.
The company offers several services, including an AI-powered dietary assessment tool that analyzes food photos to provide detailed dietary reports. It also provides clinical decision support for healthcare providers, helping them integrate nutrition insights into patient care. Additionally, RxFood delivers behavioral change programs that support patients in adhering to dietary recommendations, with measurable outcomes tracked over time. The company is committed to privacy compliance, ensuring data security for both patients and clinicians.
RxFood’s mission is to set the standard for medical nutrition therapy, with a goal of improving health outcomes for over 1 million Canadians by 2025.
The Canadian Centre for Healthcare Facilities (CCHF) is a national, not-for-profit association focused on supporting the healthcare sector in Canada. Its mission, “Connect, Share, Innovate,” highlights its commitment to fostering collaboration and innovation among healthcare facility leaders across the country.
CCHF offers specialized programs and events aimed at equipping healthcare leaders with strategies for planning and executing capital projects. These include master classes led by industry experts, providing practical insights into project development, governance effectiveness, and financial risk mitigation. The organization addresses critical issues in healthcare facility management, particularly in light of rising costs and post-COVID challenges. CCHF serves healthcare facility leaders from various organizations, creating platforms for sharing innovative solutions and best practices in the sector.
The Canadian Support Worker Association (CANSWA) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to representing and advocating for Support Workers and Personal Support Workers (PSWs) across Canada. Founded by Support Workers, CANSWA has become a leading advocacy group, representing around 80,000 members nationwide. The association focuses on addressing the challenges faced by Support Workers and aims to secure respect and recognition for their vital contributions to healthcare.
CANSWA offers a range of services, including advocacy at various government levels, professional liability insurance, and credentialing support. Members benefit from specialized training courses, corporate discounts, and job matching services through a partnership with CanPR Technology Ltd. The association operates regional chapters to better serve its members, including the Western Chapter and the Ontario Personal Support Worker Association (OPSWA), which focuses on improving the professional status of PSWs in Ontario. Overall, CANSWA is committed to enhancing the profession and ensuring quality care for vulnerable populations.
The National Collaborating Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCCID) is a Canadian non-profit organization dedicated to addressing challenges related to infectious diseases. Established in 2004, the NCCID focuses on improving resources for strategic initiatives and research in the field of infectious diseases.
NCCID offers a range of services, including collaboration among experts from academia, government, business, and charity to tackle infectious disease challenges. It provides specialized training for public health professionals and high-containment laboratory staff globally. The organization also engages in knowledge brokering, helping public health practitioners apply research and evidence effectively.
Key focus areas for the NCCID include HIV and sexually transmitted and blood-borne infections (STBBI) prevention, as well as broader infectious disease research. The NCCID serves public health practitioners and collaborates with various stakeholders, including academic institutions and government agencies, to enhance public health practices.
PatientSERV helps Canadian physicians easily and effectively manage their uninsured services.
Uninsured services are not covered by provincial health insurance and often require significant time and resources to administer, but with PatientSERV the focus can stay on providing quality care. With robust EMR integrated software, uninsured services can be tracked, recorded, invoiced and paid all in one place. PatientSERV’s comprehensive program helps physicians and clinics maximize revenue, while minimizing costs, while also helping patients save money by facilitating annual block plans.
PatientSERV is constantly innovating with new technologies to provide a better experience for staff, doctors and patients alike, while holding data privacy and security to the utmost importance.
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CHA Learning is Canada’s only national, fully online healthcare learning provider, operating as a not-for-profit corporation and registered charity for over 70 years. Funded primarily by publicly funded healthcare organizations, CHA Learning focuses on delivering flexible, accessible, and affordable education tailored to healthcare professionals. The organization addresses critical knowledge and skill gaps in the industry through its online programs and courses, which cover topics such as health leadership and health information management.
In addition to standard courses, CHA Learning offers customized learning solutions, including closed-cohort training for organizations, which promotes team-based learning. The support structure includes faculty coaches who are experienced health leaders, ensuring that the education provided is relevant to real-world challenges. CHA Learning serves a diverse audience, including mature healthcare professionals seeking career advancement and organizations looking to upskill their teams. Its curriculum is aligned with industry needs, emphasizing employer-driven training to meet workforce demands.
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Every year at least 25,000 IEHPs come to Canada eager to work in their respective professions. There are over 50,000 already here. Our struggling healthcare system needs their expertise but current processes prevent almost half of them from achieving this goal. This waste of potential hurts us all. It is time for a better option.
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Medcentre Health is a Canadian healthcare organization based in the Greater Toronto Area, operating since 2012. The company specializes in developing and managing multi-specialty medical centers, focusing on comprehensive patient care through a network of clinics and diagnostic facilities.
Led by Dr. Mohan, Medcentre Health has made significant contributions to Toronto’s healthcare landscape. It operates urgent care centers, walk-in clinics, and diagnostic imaging facilities, including the Markham McNicoll Urgent Care Centre, which offers urgent care, virtual consultations, and lab services. The organization also provides a variety of healthcare services, such as family practice, physiotherapy, chiropractic care, and on-site laboratory support.
Medcentre Health emphasizes accessible, community-oriented care and has a proven track record in designing and managing healthcare facilities. Their operational reach primarily serves diverse populations in the GTA, ensuring that patients receive the urgent, primary, and specialized care they need.