Everyone at Eisai Gets Involved
From our executives to our junior employees, each of us is required to spend at least two to three business days a year directly interacting with patients, their families and care partners. We take the learnings from our interactions and their experiences and develop programs to support them. We also spend time in the communities where we live and work and participate in hundreds of different activities. Here are just a few examples.

Oncology Community Initiatives
We listen to and learn from people impacted by cancer to better understand their needs and provide support from diagnosis through treatment and beyond. This includes offering resources for the emotional, practical and financial challenges of cancer, building disease education programs and leading community awareness efforts.
Learn about how we're addressing the unmet needs of those living with cancer

Neurology Community Initiatives
For four decades, Eisai has never given up on developing therapeutic and ecosystem solutions for people and families living with Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases. We partner with community organizations and advocacy groups, who support the people we serve and give us the opportunity to spend more time with patients and their care partners.

Magnolia Programs: Partners Along the Patient Journey
We believe empathy can help us better address the ever-evolving needs of patients and their families. Our Magnolia Patient Support Programs, which include meal deliveries and nutritional resources, planning for the future, and more, are an embodiment of that. Placing an emphasis on face-to-face interactions, these programs give Eisai employees the opportunity to connect with the communities we serve. Learn More.
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Our hhc Mission.
“We emphasize the importance of listening to and understanding the feelings of people who are living with cancer, Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative diseases. Through these interactions, in partnership with our advocacy organizations, we're able to help bring awareness to our shared experiences and offer connection and support.”

Teresa Cronin
Vice President, Corporate Communications
and Patient Advocacy at Eisai Inc.










