Healthy TXT™ is the only physician-designed company – combining medical, marketing, and technology to reach people where they are today... on their mobile phones. We create comprehensive text message marketing and educational campaigns for:

  • Healthcare providers
  • Hospitals
  • Urgent care centers
  • Company health and wellness programs
  • Corporate health initiatives
  • Insurance companies
  • Health agencies and nonprofits

Healthy TXT was co-founded by Dr. Vishal Mehta, who serves as the company's medical advisor, along with a growing panel of medical professionals in various specialties.

Together with a team of healthcare marketing and technology experts, Healthy TXT offers innovative and medically sound text message campaigns with a healthy dose of inspiration to empower action for health.

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Learn about our free public service campaign, delivering football tips from leading sports medicine experts and professional athletes. Text footballtips to the number 41411 to receive concussion education, injury prevention, and performance tips. Be entered for a chance to win a customized Xenith 2 football helmet, an iPad2 and other prizes donated to support our efforts to keep kids in the game for life!

How others are using text messaging for health.

A pilot study at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, OH, found that adolescent patients with diabetes who received text messages related to their medication plan were more likely to comply with it than those who didn't.

The Pediatric Heart Transplant Program at NewYork-Presbyterian / Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital is launching a one-year program that will use a text messaging platform to increase medication adherence in its teenage heart transplant patients.

According to BabyCenter, a social networking site for over 10 million Moms, the mobile phone is a Mom's companion that makes juggling easier. It is also changing behavior as seen in several pilot studies from Harvard and Johns Hopkins Children's Center. Healthy behaviors can be inspired and sustained by using mobile platforms where people live, work, and play.