- Quest Diagnostics (DGX, Financial) released its 2024 Corporate Responsibility Report, emphasizing achievements in health access, governance, employee engagement, and environmental sustainability.
- The company donated $13 million in corporate giving, supported nearly 40 programs, and introduced 50 new testing services.
- Key environmental efforts included reducing electricity use, transitioning to electric vehicles, and pursuing ISO 14001-2015 certification.
Quest Diagnostics (DGX), a leader in diagnostic information services, has officially published its 2024 Corporate Responsibility Report, titled "Care Starts Here." This report underscores the company's accomplishments across four strategic pillars: health access, employee and community engagement, governance and ethics, and environmental sustainability. In 2024, the company made significant strides by donating $13 million in corporate contributions and Foundation grants, supporting nearly 40 programs through the Quest Diagnostics Foundation, and introducing 50 new innovative testing services aimed at enhancing access to healthcare.
A highlight of the report is Quest Diagnostics' (DGX, Financial) investment in environmental sustainability. The company successfully reduced electricity and single-use plastics usage, transitioned its U.S. courier fleet to electric and hybrid vehicles, and pursued ISO 14001-2015 certification for its facilities in Marlborough, Massachusetts, and Lewisville, Texas.
Furthermore, Quest Diagnostics (DGX, Financial) extended its board of directors by appointing Robert Carter, the former Executive Vice President and CIO of FedEx, bringing valuable expertise in technology and logistics to the company. The report also lists that the company spent approximately $300 million on goods and services from small U.S. businesses, reinforcing its commitment to community engagement and economic sustainability.
