CareRipple is a community education initiative dedicated to improving healthcare navigation awareness across British Columbia. Through workshops, local events, outreach programs, and educational resources, CareRipple volunteers help individuals and families better understand how the healthcare system works.
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Avee Health spent a sunny day at the BC Dumpling Festival in Coquitlam, meeting families, reconnecting with existing patients, and sharing how same-day multilingual telehealth makes care easier for everyone.
At the Penticton Peach Festival, Avee Health connected with Okanagan families about easy, multilingual telehealth. What we found was warmth, genuine excitement, and a community that welcomed us like we belonged.
CareRipples joined the festive energy of Surrey Canada Day 2026 with a Hydration Break booth, connecting with families and introducing them to convenient MSP-covered telemedicine through Avee Health.
Avee Health joined Italian Day on Commercial Drive to celebrate community, raise awareness about virtual care, and share the CareRipple mission.
CareRipples participated in the Vancouver Immigration Fair at Pan Pacific Vancouver, connecting with hundreds of newcomers.
This past weekend, CareRipples joined the Lola Market at The Pipe Shop in North Vancouver. We had meaningful conversations with families and newcomers about MSP-covered telemedicine and how to navigate BC’s healthcare system more easily. Small conversations, big ripples.
Team Avee proudly participated in the 2026 Vancouver Sun Run, one of BC’s largest community events. Together we celebrated fitness, built team spirit, and advanced CareRipples — our initiative dedicated to healthcare awareness and accessible care for all British Columbians.
At WorkBC Vancouver Midtown, CareRipples delivered practical healthcare education, helping job seekers and staff better navigate BC’s public system — including free MSP-covered telemedicine through Avee Health.
Under blooming cherry trees at David Lam Park, CareRipple brought simple, empowering healthcare information directly to BC families and newcomers.
The first CareRipples volunteer onboarding session is complete! We welcomed enthusiastic volunteers and trained them on virtual care and healthcare navigation in BC.
On March 18th, Avee Health had the honour of presenting our CareRipples initiative to dedicated staff across several WorkBC Burnaby branches.
In British Columbia, healthcare is publicly funded through MSP, so eligible residents can get the care they need without worrying about the bill at the time of service.
Avee Editorial
On March 4th, CareRipple carried its message of care to a very special place — a seniors’ club in Coquitlam.
Just one week after our first gentle touch at the Vancouver Job Fair, the ripple grew stronger.
Kindness resembles a gentle ripple upon still water.