Exclusive list recognizes most exciting and innovative health startups in the New York region
New York, NY (February 7, 2023) – Twill today announced that for the fourth consecutive year it has been named to the New York Digital Health 100 (DH100), a recognition that highlights the most exciting and innovative startups in the New York region. Digital Health New York (DHNY) publishes the annual list as part of the New York Healthcare Innovation Report, a comprehensive analysis that takes an in-depth look at the data, trends and people that have propelled New York to become the capital of healthcare innovation.
“The last year has been transformative for Twill and we’re delighted to be included again in this elite group of companies. In the last year, we’ve introduced SequencesTM our solution that weaves together highly relevant and engaging communities, digital-first self care, and human coaching and telebehavioral health with clinician-trained AI to provide comprehensive support for mental health, MS, pregnancy and psoriasis; worked with new premier customers including 7 of the top 20 global pharma companies, 4 of the 5 largest health plans, and 3 of the top 5 global tech companies; and rebranded the company from Happify health to Twill,” said Tomer Ben-Kiki, Co-Founder and CEO of Twill, “We’re proud to be named among the New York innovators who are creating transformative digital health solutions.”
“In 2023, the New York Digital Health 100 includes an incredibly diverse, innovative and forward-thinking set of companies and leaders that are making an impact on the future of healthcare,” said Bunny Ellerin, Co-Founder and CEO, DHNY. “On behalf of the entire New York healthcare ecosystem, we are delighted to spotlight these organizations, support their growth and applaud them for their meaningful contributions to improving healthcare.”
Now in its 4th year, the DH100 had double the number of applicants compared to 2022. With this explosive growth, the scope of the list greatly expanded, and now represents 35 new companies; counts 12 unicorns among its ranks; has 23 organizations that are led by female CEOs; and 37 of the companies on the list raised $1.6B in 2022.
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