In honor of Women’s History Month and International Women's Day, learn about the ways in which The Cigna Group supports women both at our company and in the communities we serve.

We asked people from around our enterprise to reflect on their personal and professional connection to Black History Month (also known as Black Futures Month).

Mike Triplett, president of U.S. commercial business for Cigna Healthcare, sat down with Don Yaeger of the Corporate Competitor podcast to talk about leadership, mentorship, and gaining a competitive advantage.

JUST Capital’s America's Most JUST Companies list is out, and The Cigna Group earned the No. 1 spot among the entire healthcare industry for its approach to safeguarding customer data and privacy.

Our research suggests vitality is a catalyst for growth, and that when it is considered, cared for and strengthened, vitality can help people achieve the healthiest versions of themselves and inspire a ripple effect that can fuel healthier, more engaged families, workplaces and communities.

We reached out to leaders across The Cigna Group and asked them to share their prediction on what the future of healthcare will look like. Their responses point to a healthcare experience that is digital-first, personalized for the individual, seamless and connected, and most importantly, patient-centric.

February is Black History Month (also known as Black Futures Month), a time to celebrate and honor the contributions of the African American and Black community throughout history. And while we have made a lot of progress as a society in working toward inclusion and equality for all – there is more work to be done.

African American/Black adults are all too familiar with the impact of health disparities in America. Learn how we're investing in solutions to address health literacy, inclusivity, and economic, environmental, and social support systems – all designed to make a meaningful impact on health equity.