Overview
Dialogue runs virtual healthcare and wellness programs for organizations that fund care for employees, members and their families. Its Integrated Health Platform brings primary care, mental health support, employee assistance and wellness tools into one application. Members use a phone, tablet or computer to request consultations, obtain prescriptions and referrals, and review their individual care plans. Organizations purchase benefit programs for eligible members, with virtual services complemented by selected in-person counselling options. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, Dialogue operates as a standalone Sun Life company.
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What believers are saying
- Full-time Dialogue employees accrue 20 vacation days and receive nine wellness days from their first employment year.
- Dialogue's full-time nurse practitioners work 32-hour weeks, with additional scheduling conditions.
- Dialogue has expansion paths within client accounts: organizations add programs to existing modular benefits packages.
What critics are saying
- Dialogue lists three office days weekly for its Montreal principal backend developer, except fully remote positions.
- Dialogue faces treatment limits: virtual assessments do not replace every in-person examination, and emergency care is excluded.
- Dialogue backs service targets with refunds: satisfaction, utilization, and member wait times carry money-back guarantees.
What makes Dialogue unique
- Dialogue has independent clinical accreditation: Accreditation Canada awarded it Exemplary Standing.
- Dialogue puts clinicians under ongoing quality review: its clinical team conducts over 1,000 audits monthly.
- Dialogue powers insurer-branded care: members enter through Canada Life's Consult+ and Sun Life's Lumino Health Virtual Care.
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