12/02/2025 | Press release | Archived content
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, December 2, 2025 - The Fall 2025 Digital Health Awards recognized MyHealthTeam, a Swoop company, with 22 awards for creating content that positively impacts the patient health journey. Building on the team's success from the spring season, this latest achievement sets a company record at the bi-annual Digital Health Awards with 38 total for 2025. This underscores the team's leadership in creating impactful educational materials for patients and healthcare providers (HCPs).
The Digital Health Awards, organized by the Health Information Resource Center (HIRC), honor the world's best digital health resources twice a year. This season's wins recognize content across a wide range of therapeutic areas, including schizophrenia, Parkinson's disease, bladder cancer, and vitiligo.
"These awards are a testament to our team's relentless dedication to empowering patients and caregivers to see around the next corner," said Eric Peacock, Co-founder and President of MyHealthTeam and Swoop Chief Patient Officer. "Our team listens to millions of patients, and we hear real-world questions that aren't being answered by standard health materials. That's why we partner with leading medical experts - to turn those common concerns into clear, trustworthy content that helps people better manage their health."
The winning pieces showcase a deep commitment to patient-first perspectives, and includes:
These projects reflect a shared commitment to improving health outcomes by fostering a deeper understanding between patients, caregivers, and HCPs.
Full List of Fall 2025 Digital Health Award Wins for MyHealthTeam
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Silver Medals:
Bronze Medals:
Merit Nods
MyHealthTeam, a Swoop company, is the creator of one of the largest and highly engaged patient social networks in healthcare, offering more than 60 condition-specific communities to support patients with chronic and rare conditions. These platforms empower millions of opted-in patients nationwide to connect, share resources, and access medically verified information to better manage their health.