supporting employees

Suffice it to say, our employees are our most valued asset and we treat them like family. That’s why we support their health and the charitable causes they care about most.

"Prior to my accident, I had met many smart, talented, and enthusiastic friends at Triage, but I never expected the genuine outpouring of support I received. I received books, movies and gift certificates from the Principals and Managers, and heaps of cards from Seniors and Associates wishing me well. Triage was extremely flexible. I had always heard that Triage was like family."
- Triage Senior Associate
"Thank you so much for all the flowers, balloons, and DVDs. I especially want you to know how much all of your visits to the hospital meant to me. Everyone truly rose to the occasion to help lift my spirits. I was also touched by how well you took care of my parents. Thank you from the bottom of my heart."
- Triage Senior Associate
"It gives me an amazing sense of comfort to know that Triage is sensitive to the real world situations and circumstances that its employees face that are outside of their control. There are some real curveballs in life, but it’s nice to be able to look over your shoulder and see your team is cheering you on. I am really blessed to work for Triage."
- Triage Senior Associate
Providian Relay

The Providian Relay raises money for Organs 'R' Us, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting organ donation. This year, 36 Triage employees split into 3 groups and participated in what is known as "California's Longest Relay Race." The relay begins in Calistoga, winds through the mountains and ends at the boardwalk in Santa Cruz . With a mix of rookie runners and experienced marathoners, new hires and Principals, men and women, every single participant helped their team complete the 199-mile course. The experience is invigorating, the memories are truly priceless, and the friendships forged are unforgettable.

Bay to Breakers

Triagers dress up for "one CRAZY weekend" during the month of May in San Francisco. The Bay to Breakers 12K race, better described as a nomadic costume party, begins at the Embarcadero and ends at Ocean Beach. The beneficiaries of this quintessential San Francisco event are the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Organs 'R' Us, and the Sports Medicine Institute.