 An electronic intervention platform has been developed by Epharmix, a Washington University in St. Louis WUSTL IDEA Labs ideas.wustl.edu team, which has the capacity to use SMS text messaging or pre-recorded phone messages for various adherence tracking and data collection applications, in order to supplement clinical care. Specific messages include proactively asking patients or a designated patient advocate if the patient has experienced a medical event recently; requesting specific care-related information, such as glucose values, current mood, or medication adherence; and providing health care education, i.e. what to do if a patient is experiencing physical symptoms. Patients receiving the messages are also provided with key contact information for their designated health care provider to promote patient engagement, as well as prompt and appropriate medical intervention. The service will maintain both a dedicated SMS and phone line for recording events or adverse reactions. Events designated as critical will prompt an immediate phone based follow-through to the appropriate nursing staff. All recorded events will be available for review by the patients health care provider. 