Oncidium Competitors

Wellpoint is now part of Kii Health (formerly CloudMD). Kii Health (formerly CloudMD), is an innovative North American healthcare service provider focused on Empowering Healthier Living, by combining leading-edge technology with an exceptional national network of healthcare professionals and our unique Nurse Navigation model. Kii Health’s industry-leading workplace health and well-being solutions support employees and students with a personalized and connected healthcare experience that delivers superior clinical health outcomes, consistent high satisfaction, and measurable ROI for payers. Kii Health’s breadth of mental health and well-being solutions include an Employee and Family Assistance Program (EFAP), Student Assistance Program (SAP), Mental Health Support Services, Medical Care, Medical Specialist Connect, Occupational Health and Safety, Disability Management, Workers’ Compensation Management, and in the U.S. market, Remote Patient Monitoring. Our goal is to enhance clarity, accessibility, and connection across our services, ensuring that every interaction with Kii Health is as impactful as possible.

MISSION: To improve the health and well-being of Indigenous Individuals, families and communities through wholistic approaches that harmonize Indigenous, traditional and western health care which respects people with a distinctive cultural identity, values and beliefs. “De dwa da dehs nye>s” embodies the concept of “we’re taking care of each other amongst ourselves.”

The Human Services and Justice Coordinating Committees (HSJCCs) were established in response to a recognized need to coordinate resources and services, and plan more effectively for people who are in conflict with the law. Priority consideration is for people with a serious mental illness, developmental disability, acquired brain injury, drug and alcohol addiction, and/or fetal alcohol syndrome. The committees were generated as a cooperative effort between the Ministries of the Attorney General, Community and Social Services, Children and Youth Services, Health and Long-Term Care, and Community Safety and Correctional Services. The two primary areas of emphasis for the committees are: to provide a planning table to bring together service providers to find solutions to the problem of the criminalization of people with the defined unique needs, and; to develop a model of shared responsibility and accountability in dealing with this group of individuals at points of intersection with the justice system. Regional committees were established to coordinate communication and service integration planning between health, criminal justice, and developmental service organizations within specific regions. Local committees provide input to these regional groups. The Provincial Committee, consisting of regional chairs and Ministry representatives, has been developed as a provincial planning body.