Shaping the Future.
What’s Orchid’s
2030 Bold Aim?
By 2030, we seek to:
Inspire 100,000 stakeholders
Catalyze 1,000+ jobs across a network of healthcare partners
Lead by example in 10 rural communities supporting over 20,000 patients
We're sharing the success of our Wellbeing-First Operating Model far and wide.
The Heart of Our Model?
Our Flywheel
1 - Employee Wellbeing-First
2 - Trusting Relationships
3 - Community Health
4 - Financial Sustainability
Read more on how our Wellbeing-First Flywheel keeps our organization in motion.
We advance a new model for community health to thrive based on relationships, joy in work, and health equity.
Comparing Primary Care Operating Models?
Status Quo
Profit-first approach: prioritizes financial outcomes over trust and autonomy in care teams.
Top-down control: bureaucratic systems and excessive financial metrics dominate decision-making.
Rushed, transactional care: short visits focus on addressing risks rather than meaningful patient relationships.
Limited community focus: emphasizes traditional healthcare tasks over broader community engagement.
Orchid Wellbeing-First
People-first approach: care teams are valued, trusted, and empowered to prioritize patient and community needs.
Local decision-making: small, empowered teams guide care with focused, meaningful metrics.
Personalized care: builds strong relationships through longer, patient-focused visits. Care is guided by "what matters most" to patients.
Community integration: works collaboratively with local health and community partners.
“This was the warmest, most thorough and unhurried doctors visit I’ve ever had. I felt really cared for, (my doctor) thought about outside the box solutions to my issues.”
— Excerpt from Patient Experience Feedback Survey
Orchid Values.
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We value curiosity and courage over uniformity.
We ask “why” and challenge our own and each other’s decisions and reasoning.
We embrace a learning environment and are not afraid to try new things.
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We believe in the unique value that each person brings to the table and seek to understand their perspective, ideas, strengths, and challenges.
We provide the support needed to perform our jobs well but also the time needed to rest and recuperate.
We acknowledge that the organization's actions can positively or negatively impact its surrounding ecosystem and make a commitment to being a respectful and responsible ecosystem player.
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We admit to and learn from our mistakes in a safe and supportive environment.
We choose to be accountable to one another by being honest and individually responsible for our own job performance.
We are committed as a company to be transparent about our plans and actions and to communicate those effectively to our team.