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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the value of ginger?

  “The value of Ginger is straightforward: happy people make happy employees.” Slide 2 of 3. Clinically validated to help people feel better. Percentage of members who show clinically significant improvements in symptoms of depression after 10-14 weeks of care. Clinically validated to help people feel better.

• What is ginger for teens?

  Say hello to Ginger for Teens. Ginger now offers adolescents ages 13-17 on-demand mental health support.* Behavioral health coaches and clinicians work as a team to ensure teens get the support that’s right for them — all from the privacy of their smartphone.

• What does “scooter” mean in a scooter rental agreement?

  “Scooter” means the scooter identified in this Agreement and any scooter we substitute for it, and all its tires, tools, accessories, equipment, keys and scooter documents. “Loss of use” means the loss of our ability to use the Scooter for any purpose due to damage to it during this rental.

• Which scooter brands does scooter village sell?

  Scooter Village carries scooters and parts for sale in all of the brands listed above — as well as completes from other popular names such as Ethic , Flavor , Havoc, and Lucky. Our team personally choose the makes and models we offer based on our firsthand experience with the sport, so you’ll always be purchasing a trusted product.

• Who is the co-founder of Ginger?

  Karan is the co-founder and COO of Ginger, where he leads the company’s clinical operations and strategy. He has over 13 years of experience in the healthcare industry, consulting with bio-pharma clients, commercializing data analytics, and establishing research partnerships with academic medical centers.