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Corporate responsibility
Thinking globally and acting locally.
Lending helping hands to our communities
As a health care leader, we believe that our corporate responsibility starts with helping people live healthier lives. And that means using our resources to make the communities and world we live in better places.
Charitable giving to promote health and wellness
People in low-income and minority communities often don't get the health care they need. We want to help change that through the work of the Aetna Foundation. Since 1980, the Aetna Foundation has awarded more than $445 million to promote wellness, health and access to high-quality health care.
Building healthy communities
Our social responsibility efforts encompass how we treat our employees, improve the lives of customers, and effect positive change in community health.
National programs that promote healthy living
We support national health initiatives that make a difference in people’s lives, such as fighting heart disease and improving the mental health of our veterans.
Health and safety
Health and safety
Aetna strives to provide a safe, healthy work environment. Our safety program – developed and managed by Aetna’s Safety & Environmental Unit (S&E) – addresses health and safety hazards commonly associated with our facilities, processes and activities.
New employees are introduced to the Aetna Safety Handbook during orientation. The handbook is available online, and employees are encouraged to review it thoroughly before their job activities begin.
Legal notices
Aetna is the brand name used for products and services provided by one or more of the Aetna group of companies, including Aetna Life Insurance Company and its affiliates (Aetna).
Health benefits and health insurance plans contain exclusions and limitations.