Full-Time
Posted on 1/21/2025
Digital platform connecting healthcare providers and consumers
CA$123.1k - CA$184.7kAnnually
Senior
No H1B Sponsorship
Remote in Canada
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League.com connects healthcare providers with consumers through a digital platform that enhances the customer experience in the healthcare sector. The platform integrates various systems, allowing healthcare brands to create personalized experiences for patients and employees. It uses machine learning to tailor interactions, ensuring that users receive relevant information throughout their healthcare journey. Unlike many competitors, League.com can adapt quickly to changing digital strategies and can be deployed in under six months. The company's goal is to improve member engagement, patient retention, and overall healthcare outcomes while reducing costs.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$166.4M
Headquarters
Toronto, Canada
Founded
2014
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Personalized benefits plan
Health, Lifestyle & Learning spending accounts
Flexible medical and dental plans
Fertility treatment support
Paid parental leave and baby bonus
Unlimited PTO
Free mental health counselling and support
Employee Stock Option Program
Exclusive access to a curated wellness marketplace
Sabbatical program
RRSP/401K accounts
High-impact onboarding
Extra-long holiday weekends
Mental health (wellness) days
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