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It’s World Water Day!
Today, March 22nd, marks World Water Day. A day dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of conserving water and managing our planet’s water resources. This year’s theme is “Accelerating[…]
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March is National Nutrition Month!
March is National Nutrition Month, a time to celebrate the importance of making informed food choices and developing healthy eating habits! As a healthcare provider, PRAXES Medical Group strongly[…]
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Happy International Women’s Day!
Thank you for celebrating International Women’s Day with us. Today, we celebrate the achievements of women and girls around the world and recognize their contributions to society. We also acknowledge[…]
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Our Doctors
Our doctors are carefully selected, trained and experienced in providing telemedicine services for our clients. They are all specialists in emergency medicine, and we have a minimum of three doctors on-call 24/7, with at least one being French speaking.
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Our Team
For more than 22 years, PRAXES has been providing 24/7 remote medical advice to clients operating in many diverse and dangerous locations around the world. Many of our clients operate in environments where the health and safety of employees is paramount, transport can be challenging, and time is critical.
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What Our Clients Say

Clearwater Seafoods
“Clearwater uses technical innovation to bring a traditional industry into the modern business world. PRAXES has helped us be innovators in health and safety by simultaneously improving our “at sea” medical support and reducing injury costs. With their technology we have not only reduced the number of expensive vessel diversions, we have significantly improved our ranking with WCB and saved in excess of $500,000 annually.”

MV Osprey
“As our medical needs have changed over the years, we knew we wanted a higher level of service for our crew. After speaking with peers in the industry, it was clear the Captains wanted PRAXES. There is a lot of pressure on Captains today to know how to do everything. When a medical concern arises, giving them direct access to a Doctor to talk through the situation lifts that weight off the Captains shoulders. There is a mutual respect and understanding of the decisions that need to be made, and the support given to our Captains during these times is worth everything.”
