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Accolades Social Impact

Accolade Social Impact

Supporting the communities we serve is not only the right thing to do, it’s necessary to achieve our goal of making healthcare work for every person.

Voting impacts our civic health

The health of our democracy, like our own personal health, depends on us. Accolade believes all those who are eligible need to make their voice heard by voting in local, state and national elections year-round.

Voter Registration Resources

This year, we’ve developed voting resources for all Accolade employees to ensure their voter registration is up-to-date, get registered, find their polling place for Election Day and request a mail-in ballot.

Poll Worker Support

Accolade employees can use their annual volunteer PTO day to serve as poll workers on Election Day.

No Meetings on Election Day

To ensure flexibility for employees, we’re not holding meetings on Election Day.

Anti-Racism is needed now

Accolade works at the intersection of health and race, which means that we seek to make healthcare work for every person, no matter their race, disability, or background.

Hiring

Review Accolade’s hiring, progression and pay equity practices, culminating in transparent reporting about where we are, where we need to be and how we intend to get there.

Representation

Prioritize representation of women and Black, Brown, and Indigenous people in management and leadership roles and make increased representation a company-wide objective with clear metrics for success.

Diversified Pipeline

Build a more diverse pipeline, improving our outreach and internal development programs to recruit and progress clinical talents from diverse backgrounds throughout our organization.

Legal Defense Fund

Support organizations including the  We are exploring how we can partner further with this group and others in the future.

The Board Challenge

Joined which looks to increase representation of Black directors in U.S. board rooms across public and private sectors.

Condition care

Accolade supports beneficiaries with any chronic condition — including obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular issues and cancer — through a holistic approach that addresses each person’s whole life context, not just their physical condition. A nurse works closely with the beneficiaries and their doctors to develop collaborative care plans, coordinate care and ensure the individual’s needs are met.