We are delighted to share that Mytonomy recently won 26 awards for short-form videos that are helping our healthcare customers engage patients in their own care more.
You can view these award-winning videos here.
The Telly Awards is an international competition program that recognizes excellence in video and television across all screens. In its 42nd year, this prestigious program received over 12,000 nominations from advertising agencies, TV stations, production companies and publishers worldwide.
It is a great honor for Mytonomy to win 13 awards, including gold in the health and wellness and corporate image categories for patient education videos related to pneumonia and a video for Carilion Clinic’s patient engagement program.
Mytonomy also won 13 Digital Health Awards. This competition is judged by healthcare professionals from across the industry and recognizes excellence in digital health media including video, audio, web content, mobile apps and written content.
Mytonomy won gold for its work related to COVID-19 and 12 other awards including video content for its work with Mass General Brigham, Pipeline Health and the Chicago Center for Orthopedics.
These awards span a breadth of conditions including mental health, pulmonary medicine, cardiology, orthopedics and wellness content.
We are grateful to our amazing clients such the Carilion Clinic, Mass General Brigham, Pipeline Health, and many more leading healthcare organizations, for their support and inspiration.
Mytonomy® helps healthcare organizations give patients what they need to care for themselves – in the palm of their hands. Mytonomy engages patients in their care with attention-getting, broadcast-quality micro-learning videos and a powerful suite of communication and survey tools. Orchestrated by an intelligent, novel healthcare CRM, Mytonomy adapts to each patient to deliver a tailored experience. This is a foundational element in driving digital transformation and a new model of virtual care. As a result, Mytonomy enables organizations to achieve better results and helps patients get healthier.