Is Maple a legitimate insurance company?

Maple is not an insurance company, it is a legitimate virtual healthcare company, not insurer, but it partners with legitimate insurance companies to provide telehealth services. Maple Corporation, founded in 2015 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, by Dr. Brett Belchetz and Roxana Zaman, is Canadian telehealth platform that provides 24/7 access to Canadian licensed doctors, nurse practitioners, and specialists via app and website for online consultation, prescription, diagnosis, and referrals, and is legitimate and registered, used by over 10 million Canadians and employers. It is not licensed as insurance company by OSFI or provincial regulators, it does not underwrite insurance or pay claims, it provides medical services, and its revenue comes from subscription fees and employer contracts. Many legitimate insurance companies like Manulife, Sun Life, Canada Life, and Green Shield include Maple as part of group benefits, so employees get free access to Maple virtual doctor, this is called Maple coverage, and is legitimate benefit. If you see Maple Insurance as brand, there is also Maple Insurance Services in US, a managing general agent for workers comp, which is legitimate MGA licensed in US states. So Maple itself is legitimate virtual care company, not insurance company, but its services are covered by legitimate insurers, and it is trusted by major Canadian employers and provincial health systems, with doctors licensed by College of Physicians, so yes, Maple is legitimate healthcare company, not scam, but it is not insurance company, it is telehealth provider.