Empower Clinics - CEO, Steven McAuley.
CEO, Steven McAuley.
Source: Empower Clinics.
  • An Empower Clinics Inc. (EPW) subsidiary has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for a cardiology services program
  • It is in partnership with Heart Wellness Cardiac Clinics (HWCC) and its subsidiary Holter Health
  • The cardiology services will include Holter monitoring, stress and echo tests, nuclear stress tests, and vascular tests
  • The services will be supplied by HWCC within Empower’s subsidiary’s (The Medi-Collective) clinics
  • Empower Clinics Inc. (EPW) is unchanged, trading at $0.05 per share as of 1:28 p.m. EST

An Empower Clinics (EPW) subsidiary has signed an MOU with Heart Wellness Cardiac Clinics (HWCC) and its subsidiary Holter Health.

The MOU is for a cardiology services program, including Holter monitoring, stress and echo tests, nuclear stress tests, and vascular tests. These new specialty services will be supplied by HWCC within Empower’s subsidiary’s (The Medi-Collective) clinics.

Steven McAuley, Chairman and CEO of Empower Clinics, commented,

“By offering innovative cardiology services and testing as a specialty healthcare service, The Medi-Collective is executing on its vision of being a convenient integrated healthcare solution for patients.”

Holter Health will allow The Medi-Collective to provide patients with access to cardiac care by providing in-house Holter monitoring, which is sent to some of Toronto’s cardiologists for review and response within a week.

HWCC created Holter Health to give easier access to Holter monitors via a family doctor, medical clinic, long-term care home, or pharmacy.

“Patients want convenient access to Holter technology and timely results… that’s exactly what they will enjoy when patients experience our integrated primary and specialty healthcare solutions at TMC,” McAuley said.

Empower Clinics shared that on top of these new cardiology offerings, it will continue to add more specialty healthcare solutions as its top priority.

Empower Clinics Inc. (EPW) is unchanged, trading at $0.05 per share as of 1:28 p.m. EST.


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