Marchese in the community
Marchese Health Care believes that good corporate citizenship promotes and supports community development. The spirit of giving to the communities in which we live and work is woven into our corporate culture.
Charity
The company's charitable giving program gives thousands of dollars to support community wellness to hospice palliative care initiatives, non-profit long-term care facilities and other health and social services charitable organizations.
Our staff Social Committee annually gives thousands of dollars in employee payroll contributions, in-kind donations and volunteer hours to dozens of charitable causes.
Health initiatives
We provide medication services to support programs delivered by charitable organizations that help the needy. We take the time to educate and upgrade their staff on selected drug topics and patient monitoring. Through our sister company, MediLink Community Health Services, we also place pharmacists in community health centres to further help vulnerable and at-risk individuals.
Education
Our clinical staff lecture in the University of Toronto's Undergraduate Pharmacy program and Mohawk College's Pharmacy Technician program, reaching students from across Ontario.
Advisory
Our pharmacy staff are advisors on multi-disciplinary boards and committees in southern Ontario, including palliative care committees and pharmacy advocacy groups. We also accompany clinical staff on rounds at the Dr. Bob Kemp Hospice in Hamilton.
Caring for the Community
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What's New
Get a Free Bottle of Vitamin D!
Print off this coupon and bring it in to our pharmacy to get your Free Bottle of Vitamin D! The vitamin is found to lower the risk of a wide variety of diseases, but many Canadians do not have sufficient levels in their bodies.
How will the HST affect you?
Are you confused about Ontario's new Harmonized Sales Tax? Here's a clear and concise explanation of what will and what won't be affected when the HST takes effect on July 1.
