Our Commitment to Servant Leadership
We do things differently at ApolloMD
We’re a group of diverse, passionate caregivers, working together as a patient-first healthcare company. But at our core, we’re more collaboration than company. More cooperation than corporation.
And unlike the majority of healthcare, we are proudly clinician and employee-owned.
All clinical leaders work at the bedside to ensure we stay close to our patients, our colleagues, and our communities. We are committed to facing the 24/7 realities of medical care and have done so for more than 40 years.
We embrace the tenets, potential, and power of Servant Leadership, a time-tested business philosophy and decision-making model that incorporates a ground-up rather than a top-down operational structure.
Colleagues in Servant Leadership-inspired companies share and cultivate key qualities and behaviors:
A Transformational Culture
At ApolloMD, Servant Leadership is an inspirational framework for operations.
We know that today’s medical system has too many layers. So, at ApolloMD, in every role, each colleague is called to both lead and serve to support and promote a unique culture of respect.
Our embrace of Servant Leadership fosters our company vision: “Healthy Clinicians. Healthy Patients. Healthy Communities.” We diligently work toward:
“What resonates most with people at the end of their lives is how they spent their time. I want our time at ApolloMD to be intentional, service-oriented, fulfilling, and happy. I want people to hustle at work, take pride in their ideas and contributions, and then go home and spend intentional time with their families and be present in their communities.”
Yogin Patel, MD, MBA, FACEP
Chief Executive Officer
“What resonates most with people at the end of their lives is how they spent their time. I want our time at ApolloMD to be intentional, service-oriented, fulfilling, and happy. I want people to hustle at work, take pride in their ideas and contributions, and then go home and spend intentional time with their families and be present in their communities.”
Yogin Patel, MD, MBA, FACEP
Chief Executive Officer