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TSX:WELL (WELL Health Technologies Corp.)

About WELL

WELL is building the infrastructure for a healthier Canada. Through its comprehensive healthcare and digital platforms, WELL operates the largest owned and operated outpatient healthcare ecosystem in Canada with more than 250 clinics, and its technology solutions enable more than 43,000 healthcare providers across Canada and the US. WELL's subsidiaries include WELLSTAR, a pure-play healthcare SaaS platform, HEALWELL AI, a global healthcare AI company, and CyberWELL, a healthcare cybersecurity division. WELL is publicly-traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol 'WELL' and on the OTC Exchange under the symbol 'WHTCF'. To learn more about WELL, please visit: www.well.company.
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