At Cortechs, our mission goes beyond helping healthcare organizations thrive—we’re also committed to supporting the communities around us. Through Cortechs Cares, our employees came together in 2025 to make a meaningful difference, reflecting our values of compassion, community, and care. From walking to raise awareness for Alzheimer’s to bringing joy to children during the holidays, our team stepped up in remarkable ways.

Walking Together for Alzheimer’s Awareness

 In 2025, Cortechs employees proudly participated in Alzheimer’s Walks in San Diego, Cincinnati, and Boca Raton. Joining thousands of participants in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s, the world’s largest event dedicated to raising funds and awareness, our teams walked to honor loved ones, caregivers, and the millions affected by this disease.

Thanks to the generosity of our employees, a total of $2,370 was donated, and Cortechs proudly matched this contribution, doubling the impact in support of Alzheimer’s research and care. By participating in these walks, our employees not only raised awareness but also supported the same mission that drives our work every day: advancing healthcare and improving patient outcomes.

Spreading Holiday Cheer to Children

During the 2025 holiday season, Cortechs organized a Holiday Toy Drive for Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital in Hollywood, Florida. Our employees came together to raise $750 and donate more than 80 toys, bringing smiles and comfort to children spending the holidays in the hospital.

These efforts are a reminder of the impact hospitals have on families during challenging times. Because Cortechs works closely with healthcare organizations every day, we understand the value of supporting institutions that deliver care, hope, and comfort to communities. The toy drive was a small but meaningful way for our team to give back and create moments of joy.

Reflecting on 2025 and Looking Ahead

The initiatives we supported in 2025 demonstrate what Cortechs stands for: community, compassion, and a commitment to improving lives. Through Cortechs Cares, our employees have made a tangible difference in both healthcare communities and the broader neighborhoods we call home.

This year, members of our Kentucky team also had the opportunity to attend and listen to a panel discussion on brain health and Alzheimer’s awareness, reinforcing the importance of continued education and advocacy around this disease. Experiences like these remind us why supporting research, awareness, and patient care is so important.

We are incredibly proud of the employees who volunteered their time, contributed generously, and represented Cortechs in these initiatives. As we look ahead, we’re excited to bring our teams together again for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s events this fall and continue expanding our efforts to make a meaningful impact in the years ahead.