June 24, 2021
Health Catalyst Announces Agreement to Acquire Twistle
Health Catalyst, Inc. (“Health Catalyst,” Nasdaq: HCAT), a leading provider of data and analytics technology and services to healthcare organizations, today announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Twistle, Inc. (“Twistle”), an Albuquerque, New Mexico-based healthcare patient engagement SaaS technology company.
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HealthCare IT News
July 26, 2021
Providence St. Joseph Health builds a powerful telehealth program
Providence St. Joseph Health has monitored more than 18,000 patients since March 2020 while driving a Net Promoter Score greater than 70. By partnering with Twistle, a program known for high patient engagement and a user interface that is easy to use for both patients and providers, patient compliance and adoption rose dramatically from 5% to 90% within the first week of Twistle implementation.
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Health Catalyst
June 24, 2021
Health Catalyst Announces Agreement to Acquire Twistle
Health Catalyst, Inc. (“Health Catalyst,” Nasdaq: HCAT), a leading provider of data and analytics technology and services to healthcare organizations, today announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Twistle, Inc. (“Twistle”), an Albuquerque, New Mexico-based healthcare patient engagement SaaS technology company that automates patient-centered, HIPAA-compliant communication between care teams and patients to transform the patient experience, drive better care outcomes, and reduce healthcare costs.
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Healthcare Innovation
June 23, 2021
Digital Patient Engagement Tools Show Promise in Improving Surgical Outcomes
Digital health tools focused on improving patient engagement are starting to have an impact on surgery outcomes. In a recent interview, John Monson, M.D., executive director of colorectal surgery at AdventHealth in Orlando, Fla., described the role Twistle plays in his department’s deployment of Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocols that begin 30 days prior to surgery and continue 30 days post-discharge.
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HIT Consultant
June 1, 2021
Can Technology Improve How We Treat (or Prevent) Chronic Conditions?
The prevalence of chronic disease in the United States will increase over the next several decades among all age groups, as will the associated care costs, and physical, mental and social consequences. In this article, Twistle Medical Director shares a new approach to addressing chronic care management with technology and at home monitoring.
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KRQE News
May 9, 2021
New Mexico tech company helps track COVID patient progress
This story highlights how Twistle has been helping in the fight against COVID-19 by helping track patient progress using automated text messages, similar to the ones people are getting about their COVID vaccines.
Chief Healthcare Executive
April 21, 2021
Measuring the ROI of Remote Patient Monitoring
In this article Twistle CEO Kulmeet Singh shares how automated patient communication software can offer personalized, step-by-step guidance to improve outcomes, safety and satisfaction, keeping patients engaged, and – for Twistle clients – offer proven ROI.
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Health IT Answers
April 12, 2021
Ensuring Patient Engagement Technology Is Effective
In order to engage patients in their care in a meaningful and sustained way, patients must see the value in patient engagement systems. This article examines important strategies to evaluate new technologies and ensure you will be able to achieve sustained patient engagement.
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Fierce Healthcare
March 24, 2021
Clinical leaders at Providence’s 51-hospital health system made several key strategic decisions to quickly scale up its virtual monitoring program including partnering with Twistle for care automation and remote patient monitoring in the earliest stages of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Authority Magazine
March 14, 2021
As COVID-19 and the global pandemic accelerated changes in healthcare, care delivery, and patient engagement, Twistle’s unique approach to technological innovation is driving adoption and accessibility for patients of all types.
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Healthcare IT Today
March 10, 2021
Transforming Healthcare with Proactive, Automated Communication
Secure, HIPAA-compliant communication pathways can keep patients on track by providing step-by-step guidance for anything from routine preventive care to complex medical procedures.
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Authority Magazine
March 10, 2021
Twistle: Dave Ross’s Big Idea That May Change The World In The Next Few Years
With 90% of the world’s population having access to a cell phone, Twistle Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder Dave Ross discusses the incredible potential to fundamentally improve global population health.
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Healthcare IT Today
February 18, 2021
Rethinking Patient Engagement in the Middle of a Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has successfully accelerated the availability of digital health tools, the next step is activating patients in their care. Twistle’s Medical Director, John Janas, MD shares important best practices to optimize patient journeys and achieve sustained engagement.
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The Healthcare Technology Report
December 21, 2020
Twistle CEO, Kulmeet Singh, Included in Top 25 Consumer HealthTech Executives of 2020
The Healthcare Technology Report included Twistle CEO Kulmeet Singh on its list of the Top 25 Consumer HealthTech Executives. The list recognizes leaders who have excelled in their field and developed innovative technology solutions that improve healthcare.
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CB Insights
August 13, 2020
Digital Health 150: The Digital Health Startups Transforming The Future Of Healthcare
The Digital Health 150 is CB Insights’ annual ranking of the 150 most promising digital health startups in the world. Clinical intelligence & enablement is a leading category in the 2020 cohort that helps providers and payers make clinical decisions to deliver care more effectively and efficiently. Twistle’s patient engagement platform is recognized for connecting providers and patients to improve health outcomes.
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Healthcare Financial Management Association
August 4, 2020
Telemedicine is exploding, but where is the ROI for health systems?
Telemedicine is certain to remain a core care modality in the post-COVID-19 environment. Hospitals therefore need to find ways to make bulletproof business cases for virtual care and to identify the ideal blend of virtual and physical touch points for each patient type.
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HealthTech
June 22, 2020
How Remote Patient Monitoring Is Aiding the COVID-19 Fight
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) technologies that track and transmit a user’s vital signs can provide real-time insights for providers to determine next steps. Providence Saint Joseph Health patients who exhibit virus symptoms but are well enough to stay home are given a thermometer and pulse oximeter that connect with solutions from Twistle, Xealth and digital platforms monitored by Providence clinicians.
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NBC News
June 9, 2020
Local Health Care Company Helps Employees Safely Return to Work Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
As more and more people return to their offices, ChristianaCare Health System is helping to make sure they don’t bring COVID-19 with them. NBC10’s Tim Furlong explains.
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GeekWire
May 7, 2020
Amid Widespread Tech Industry Layoffs, Some Companies Are Still Hiring in a Flipped’ Labor Market
Many healthcare startups are accelerating their roadmaps due to the pandemic. Twistle, a patient engagement platform that makes it easier for hospitals to communicate with patients, saw huge interest in its COVID-19 assessment technology and is now bringing on up to 10 employees by this summer to help support demand.
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GeekWire
April 16, 2020
Twistle requests patients input their temperature, pulse oximeter data, and other more subjective data points three times a day for a 14-day period via HIPAA-compliant, secure texting. The data is sent back to Providence providers who can review and proactively reach out to patients whose symptoms may be worsening and require direct intervention.
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Venture Beat
April 14, 2020
A clinical team used MIT CSAIL’s AI to remotely monitor a COVID-19 patient
In light of U.S. Food and Drug Administration guidance published in March to expand the use of remote monitoring devices that facilitate patient management, both hospitals and health systems are increasingly piloting AI-enabled at-home solutions. In Washington, Providence has deployed remote monitoring from Twistle to care for more than 1,000 confirmed and suspected COVID-19 patients.
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The Wall Street Journal
April 14, 2020
Hospitals Monitor Some Coronavirus Patients at Home
The Providence health system is using tools from health-care technology company Twistle Inc. to monitor more than 1,000 confirmed and suspected COVID-19 patients in their homes. Twistle has started developing a machine-learning version of its system to help automate decisions such as who needs a pulse oximeter.
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CMIO Podcast
April 14, 2021
Dr. Bill DePaso Talks About Patient Communication
Dr. Bill DePaso joins us to talk about how patient communication and engagement is important during the crisis and for routine care.
Providence Ventures
April 9, 2020
Funding the Future of Healthcare Podcast, Episode 12 w/ Kulmeet Singh, CEO of Twistle
Twistle’s patient engagement platform is helping health systems redefine the patient experience through HIPAA compliant texting. We also discussed Twistle’s role as Providence’s partner in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis, and how it’s helping physicians interact with patients remotely.
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Fierce Healthcare
April 1, 2020
Providence St. Joseph Using Twistle Remote Monitoring Technology for 700 COVID Patients
“In the current environment, we have a large population of patients who are concerned and experiencing symptoms that may or may not be indicative of COVID-19,” said Todd Czartoski, M.D., Providence’s chief medical technology officer. “Incorporating Xealth and Twistle into our clinical operations extends the reach of our front-line caregivers—enabling us to give them leverage to monitor patients effectively and efficiently—while keeping patients safe at home.”
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HIT Consultant
March 30, 2020
Providence Uses Remote Patient Monitoring For 700+ COVID-19 Patients
Providence is using a pathway solution from Twistle to reach out automatically to at-risk patients via secure text messaging, phone, or smartphone apps to gather up-to-date information about symptoms and send alerts to their care team if their symptoms require attention. This solution protects and relieves overburdened health care professionals while also giving patients peace of mind and a safety net for communication while they recover at home.
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The Wall Street Journal
March 28, 2020
A New Frontier for Medical Technology
Telehealth systems are growing rapidly in response to the crisis. Amy Compton-Phillips, MD, executive vice president and chief clinical officer for Providence St. Joseph Health recalled the day when a test had confirmed the first US COVID-19 patient in the U.S. We are now leveraging telehealth technology in ways that will last long after this pandemic.
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Medium
March 25, 2020
Supporting Our Heroes on the COVID-19 Front Line
For the last six years, members of the Providence Digital Innovation Group have focused on development and deployment of digital solutions that make quality care more convenient and accessible for our patients. It’s telehealth patient home monitoring program is currently monitoring at home over 300 patients in Washington who are under investigation or have tested positive for COVID-19. These are patients with symptoms but who are not ill enough to be admitted to the hospital, thereby sparing precious in-patient beds.
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