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PHOENIX - PennZone -- Apricus Health, an innovative technology-enabled value-based care healthcare company, today announced the launch of the Apricus Foundation. The 501(c)(3) nonprofit's purpose is to make quality healthcare accessible to everyone in the community. The Apricus Foundation aims to address inequalities in healthcare by setting up clinics in underserved communities to provide robust services to treat chronic diseases, telehealth, support for behavioral health treatments and free educational events.

"We're passionate about reaching those most in need and expanding the healthcare community's collective knowledge," said Preeti Singh, Apricus Foundation board member. "By providing a comprehensive array of services and free medical information, we can help make a strong impact in local communities, increase wellness and improve the delivery of medical care for all."

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To raise funds to establish medical clinics in underserved communities, the foundation is hosting a gala event on October 29, 2021 at the JW Marriott Phoenix Desert Ridge Resort & Spa. A special awards ceremony at the event will honor outstanding individuals or organizations for their contributions to excellence in healthcare, including those who have gone the extra mile during the pandemic. You can purchase tickets online to attend the event here.

"It's important to recognize and thank the dedicated individuals in healthcare who have made an impact during the Covid-19 pandemic," said Dr. Kishlay Anand, president and CEO of Apricus Health and Apricus Foundation board member. "These heroes embody the foundation's mission to care for those in need and improve healthcare services and patient outcomes."

In the spirit of giving back to those in the healthcare community, the foundation is also organizing a CME Educational Conference on October 30, 2021 at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa; this event will be offered virtually as well. Primary care physicians across Arizona are expected to attend to receive education credits. The conference will cover a wide range of topics, including health care policy, dermatology, cardiology and more. You can register for the conference here.

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About Apricus Foundation

As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Apricus Foundation addresses inequalities in healthcare by improving access and quality of healthcare for at-risk members of the community. The Apricus Foundation raises private funds and donates time from members of its healthcare team to improve accessibility, quality of care, and patient outcomes. Learn more at https://apricusfoundation.org/.