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September 25, 2018SE Health Marks 110 Years
This Canadian social enterprise is no stranger to change. Marking its 110th year this September, Saint Elizabeth – now known as SE Health – has been a driving force of health innovation and care since 1908. What started out as four visiting nurses in downtown Toronto has evolved into a mobile team of 9,000 health professionals bringing a full range of services to people and families in homes and neighbourhoods across Canada. CEO Shirlee Sharkey highlights the role of its culture and people: "They say in life, you get what you give. At SE Health and Elizz, we're about spreading hope and happiness and that's something that never gets old." Read more here.
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SE Health marks 110 years
MARKHAM, ON, Sept. 25, 2018 /CNW/ - This Canadian social enterprise is no stranger to change. Marking its 110th year this September, Saint Elizabeth – now known as SE Health – has been a d [...]
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