Twine Health provides a SaaS platform that combines a self-management app for employees with a centralized console enabling coaches to deliver personalized services. The platform covers all major chronic conditions for employees with comorbidities and addresses the full spectrum of care — diet, exercise, medication adherence and more. It is used by 56 workplace health providers and healthcare delivery systems, including Activate Healthcare and St. Luke’s Health Partners. Led by CEO and co-founder John Moore and co-founder and chairman Frank Moss, the company emphasizes coach-delivered, personalized interventions. Twine plans to use the new funding to accelerate development of its AI-powered health coaching platform and to continue U.S. market expansion and early international sales, including in China. The company has raised $8.3M in venture funding to date. Twine Health offers a SaaS-based coaching platform designed to help risk-bearing organizations move from episodic, office-based care to continuous, whole-person care for patients with any condition or wellness goals. The platform is positioned for use across chronic disease management and general wellness rather than being limited to specific conditions. Prior to commercial launch, Twine demonstrated effectiveness in hypertension and diabetes through clinical trials conducted with Massachusetts General Hospital and Joslin Diabetes Center. The company is led by John Moore and Frank Moss. Twine completed a $6.75M Series A in 2015 and intends to use the funds to increase commercialization activities in 2016. No revenue or user metrics are disclosed in the article.

Total raised

$8M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Nov 2017