Heart Valve Voice Canada partnered with Environics Research to conduct national research to measure awareness of heart valve disease and early detection practices among Canadians aged 50+. The study identified knowledge gaps and disparities in stethoscope screening, helping guide future awareness and advocacy efforts.
Often overlooked between Boomers and Millennials, Gen X is navigating healthcare from multiple angles at once as patients, caregivers, and care coordinators. Drawing on new generational and values-based segmentation data, this analysis explores how complexity, system strain, and limited bandwidth are reshaping how Gen X engages with healthcare, and what organizations can do to make action easier to start and sustain.
Vijay Wadhawan reflects on Environics Research’s partnership with Pink Triangle Press following the release of the Pink Paper on 2SLGBTQIA+ health in Canada, and why disaggregated data is essential for meaningful change.
Pink Triangle Press Commissioned Environics Research on a national research study examining health disparities experienced by 2SLGBTQIA+ people across Canada. The study provides evidence to support more equitable and inclusive healthcare policy and practice.
Generation X is reaching peak influence as leaders, caregivers, and decision-makers. This report uncovers six Social Values segments that explain how Gen X thinks, chooses, and engages today.
Partnered with The Ontario HIV Treatment Network on a multi-approach consultation to inform future public awareness campaigns promoting HIV prevention, testing, treatment and ongoing care; particularly among those at higher risk for HIV.
New data shows comfort with AI in Healthcare is shaped by two things: how people feel about their own health, and how they see the state of the healthcare system.
Vijay Wadhawan in a part reflection, part reminder, and part invitation: to rethink how we show up as leaders, how we care for one another, and how we rebuild trust and stability when everything around us feels uncertain.
Environics Research partnered with Diabetes Canada to understand the positive and negative social and psychological dynamics impacting those living with diabetes.
Environics partners with CAMH on a national study of Canadians’ mental health needs, informing outreach and design for the 9-8-8 helpline.
Learn why letting go of old beliefs drives growth, innovation, and change.
Discover how Environics Research engaged 2SLGBTQ+ communities in 2025 with empathy and intention. Explore findings on healthcare access, mental health, and systemic stigma—highlighting the power of equity-driven, human-centred research.
