Sustainability Summary
- Good On You - Not found
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- B Corp - Not found
- Trustpilot - No
- This is an unclaimed profile. Epic Earth Co. has not joined Sustainability Tracker to verify their sustainability credentials. We gathered what we could from public sources.
Epic appears to be a healthcare technology company with a clear sustainability focus in its software and campus operations. Its public material says it helps hospitals and clinics cut waste, lower greenhouse gas emissions, reduce paper use, and support care options like telehealth that can mean less travel. It also reports on its own campus actions, including solar power, water conservation, recycling, and lower-emission building systems. Independent third-party signals are limited, but the company does have a Certified B Corporation linked in the results, which suggests at least one related business has met formal social and environmental standards. Overall, the picture is of a company that talks about sustainability as part of healthcare operations, not just as a side issue. Positive Sentiment Found Public sentiment in the material is mostly positive where independent signals appear, but the evidence is thin. B Lab lists The Earth Group as a Certified B Corporation with an overall B Impact Score of 106.7, which is well above the 80-point threshold needed for certification and suggests strong performance on governance, workers, community, and environment. The Commons Earth also appears in the results as a values-based finance app that helps people avoid greenwashing and choose more sustainable brands, though that is not a direct rating of Epic itself. Trustpilot snippets for unrelated Epic-named businesses show mixed-to-good review scores, but they do not clearly refer to this brand, so they are not strong evidence for Epic Earth Co.'s own reputation.
Epic Earth Co. Sustainability Actions
Epic Earth Co. Sustainability Commitments
2026
Publish sustainability reporting
Epic Investment Services says it has a 2026 sustainability report available for download. That suggests the company plans to keep publishing formal updates on its ESG progress. A sustainability report is a public document that explains a company’s environmental and social actions, data, and goals. The report is meant to improve transparency and help readers track progress over time.
2026
Track emissions and energy data
Epic’s sustainability pages point to ongoing measurement of energy use, renewable power, and greenhouse gas emissions. It publishes scope 1 emissions data and says more energy and renewable energy information is available in its 2026 sustainability report. Scope 1 emissions are direct emissions from sources a company owns or controls. This shows a continued focus on measuring impact rather than only making broad claims.