Healthcare startup’s two new investors have oversubscribed Series A round; growth fueled by demand for innovative solutions that lower costs and improve health outcomes

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INTRODUCTION:

Your “how to” blog post should teach the reader how to do something by breaking it down into a series of steps.

Begin your blog post by explaining what problem you are going to solve through your explanation and be sure to include...

mPulse Mobile is taking part in the HX360 Innovation Pavilion with a leading group of thought leaders, top technologists and innovators. We are excited to demonstrate the value of mobile and how connected health technologies empower organizations to...

In Healthcare, communication is uniquely challenging. In addition to HIPAA compliance, you need to make sure to abide by the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) regulations. The mPulse Mobile team is pairing with TCPA compliance legal experts...

In general, people don’t like being talked at. Successful, engaging communication requires talking, listening, and analyzing. Traditionally, healthcare communication has focused on outbound messaging without the ability for a person to respond in a...

With the theme “Staying Ahead of the Curve - What's Next in Healthcare,” this year’s conference has a great agenda with leading industry expert speakers on topics including:

With mobile phone ownership skyrocketing to 94% of adults and text-message read rates at 98%, engaging healthcare consumers via mobile is no longer an option – it’s a business imperative. Yet changing regulations and increased litigation related to...

Critical need for proven consumer engagement strategies in healthcare drives market demand for company’s SAAS-based mobile solutions

Two-way text messaging is substantially more effective than one-way text messaging to improve medication adherence, according to a new study by researchers from Wolfson Institute of Preventive Medicine at Queen Mary University of London.