The Cigna Group

Swimming isn’t just fun—it’s a critical life skill. But for kids with sickle cell disease (SCD), it requires special care. That’s why our Safe Swimming with Sickle Cell program is so important. This summer, 80 African American/Black kids and young adults learned to swim with lessons designed for their unique needs. It’s all about empowering these kids to embrace the water, while reducing the social stigma of this chronic disease – so that each person has every opportunity to live well. #EachAndEvery https://bit.ly/4e6n2yG

Our business thrives when our workforce thrives. At the Cigna Group, we celebrate our team's diverse backgrounds. It's what helps us drive better decisions, innovation, and engagement. We're proud to share our highlights from our 2023 DEI report, showcasing our progress in Healthy Workforce, Healthy Company, Healthy Society, and Healthy Environment: https://lnkd.in/gfhGa3V3

Your gender, race, education, income, or ZIP code shouldn't dictate the quality of your health. But in 2023, 63% of Americans report that social and economic challenges have impacted their health. Health equity is at the heart of our business. By harnessing decades of experience serving hundreds of millions of customers, we see each person who deserves better access to quality care and more personalized engagement — so they can have every opportunity to live well. See how we’re working to improve health equity and transform how care is accessed, delivered, and coordinated: https://bit.ly/3xI5jxt #EachAndEvery

"The Cigna Group has given me so much in terms of development and education. I love that there are so many facets to healthcare and that there is always something to learn. Working in HR gives me so much ability to work with leaders across multiple business segments. I am very passionate about our mission and values and how they impact our customers each and every day." -- Jen C. Recruiting Senior Manager Thank you, Jen, for all that you do! To learn more about us and how we are making an impact, visit https://bit.ly/47oEjk7

Access to health information can make a long-term impact in underprivileged communities. That’s what inspired Sofie Lea F. Peeters Senior Client Manager, Cigna International Health Services, to apply to The Cigna Group Community Ambassador Fellowship. Through this fellowship, Sofie travelled to rural Kenya to partner with Hadithi Crafts and the Kujuwa Initiative to interview over 350 women to determine what they needed most. Next, Sofie and team transformed 65 communities by opening the often-stigmatized dialogue around sexual and reproductive health and rights, including gender-based violence, menstrual health and hygiene, family interactions, and more. Thank you to Sofie, the Kujuwa Initiative, and Hadithi Crafts for making such an impact in the health, wellness, and vitality of this community.

What's the secret to a thriving workforce? Watch David Cordani, The Cigna Group's Chairman & CEO talk about the power of vitality with The Atlantic.

Health literacy means being able to find, understand, and use health information to make good decisions about your health and care. 

Health literacy is more than just understanding medication directions or medical diagnoses. It's integral to everyday situations that impact our health, like following a bus route to an appointment or knowing how to care for a family member. By improving health literacy, we can reduce health disparities. See how our comprehensive approach is making a difference: https://bit.ly/3Adza2a #EachAndEvery

Digital Marketing Manager, Mariah P. enjoys working at The Cigna Group because of the expansive and diverse career opportunities. “Throughout my time in the Marketing Leadership Development Program, I had the opportunity to explore many different areas in the marketing organization which enabled me to continue to learn and grow professionally. On a day to day, I truly believe my colleagues are talented and kind individuals, which creates an inspiring work environment." Mariah says. Thank you, Mariah, for all that you do. Learn more about our Leadership Development Programs and how you can unlock your potential. Visit https://bit.ly/4cLC9gy

Ever feel overwhelmed by medical jargon? You're not alone. 88% of U.S. adults struggle with health literacy, leading to higher hospitalization rates and difficulty managing chronic conditions. These challenges are often magnified by social factors like education, income, and language barriers. Here's how we're helping people access the care and information they need with clear, understandable language – to give each person every opportunity to live well. https://bit.ly/3Adza2a #EachAndEvery