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NewsNewsWith the partnership, PatientPoint’s waiting room and exam room screens will feature messaging that promotes MyHealthTeam’s platform, which serves over 27 million patients annually through an expanding network of more than 60 patient communities.
PatientPoint, one of the country’s leading digital health companies announced a strategic partnership with MyHealthTeam, the creator of the largest, most engaged patient social networks in the healthcare industry. This collaboration aims to provide patients in over 35,000 PatientPoint locations the opportunity to connect with and find support from others who share their chronic health conditions. The partnership aligns with PatientPoint’s mission to deliver vital information and resources to patients and healthcare providers at crucial moments in the care journey.
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