mPulse Mobile, Inc., the leader in mobile health engagement, announced today the receipt of its Service Organization Control (SOC) 2 Type II attestation, providing independent validation of the company's internal security controls.

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The rise in consumer-directed healthcare and increasing requirements for improving cost efficiencies has fueled the adoption of mobile strategies among healthcare organizations, contributing to the company’s expansion

What: "Beyond Engagement: How to Truly Activate Members" Webinar with mPulse Mobile CEO, Chris Nicholson, and National Director of Healthcare Accounts, Heather Winters.

mPulse Mobile looks forward to getting back to the east coast for this year's Connected Health Symposium at the Seaport Hotel and World Trade Center in Boston from October 20-21. The symposium is a promising event with a clear focus on innovation...

At the recent Health 2.0 conference in Santa Clara, CA, mPulse Mobile and our customer, Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP), were invited to speak on a panel sponsored by the California HealthCare Foundation titled “Medicaid as a market: Bringing...

mPulse Mobile is proud to be speaking on a distinguished panel sponsored by the California HealthCare Foundation at Health 2.0’s 10^th Annual Fall Conference in Santa Clara, CA this week. This conference brings together more than 2,000 people from...

mPulse Mobile has been busy speaking at, attending, and exhibiting at some great healthcare conferences this year.. It has been a pleasure meeting so many people throughout healthcare and discussing the impact mobile messaging has on positive health...

mPulse Mobile is eager for this year’s Parks Associates Connected Health Summit at the Omni Hotel in San Diego from August 30 – September 1. mPulse is attending alongside California Health Care Foundation (CHCF), so it’s a great opportunity to...

The results of a 6-month study released by The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) indicate that patients recovering from a heart attack are less likely to have a repeat heart attack if they receive text messages that engage them...