Henry and Esther Schein opened the doors of their pharmacy in 1932 with a belief that a special culture, deeply-held values, and a commitment to the community would prove a recipe for success. Over nearly nine decades, we've adhered to the idea that "doing good" for the professions and communities we serve allows the Company to "do well." This idea was exemplified by the establishment of our corporate social responsibility program, Henry Schein Cares, in 2001.
Helping Health Happen Together
In the United Kingdom and Ireland, Henry Schein Dental, BioHorizons Camlog, MediHoldings, Software of Excellence and Optident have joined forces under the umbrella of Henry Schein Cares. Through collaboration and leveraging our resources, we can have a greater impact on communities. We support initiatives that promote integrated models, as we know that wellness and preventive health care are critical components to better health outcomes and good oral health is directly linked to overall health.
We recognise that there is a wide range of health care needs and we have focused our support into four key areas below where we feel we can achieve our ethos of 'helping health happen.'
Health, Wellness & Prevention
Supporting initiatives that promote integrated models as wellness and preventive health care are critical components to better health outcomes and good oral health is directly linked to overall health
Community Development
Providing support to organisations that help health care professionals and community-based programs close the gap in access to care for vulnerable populations
Public Health
Advocacy
We seek to support diverse providers, leaders, and global public health experts to advance the quality and capacity of health care professionals, offering innovative solutions towards greater health equity
Disaster Relief
Response
When a natural, humanitarian, or public health crisis strikes, we activate a global network of partners to aid in response and relief efforts for communities in need, locally and globally, to build resilience