Effective care needs to be about more than nudges
To help prevent and limit risk of serious chronic conditions, patients need behavioral, science-led care between in-person appointments.
Omada closes gaps in care to help members with diabetes prevention and comorbidities
of participants lost 5% or more of their initial weight
in cost savings for members at year 21
of participants felt increased satisfaction towards their employer
of participants achieved normal A1C at 12 months in the program
Members receive proactive support and science-backed intervention
Support provided to members by:
- Health coaches certified through CDC-affiliated Diabetes Training and Technical Assistance Center (DTTAC)
- Condition-specific peer groups and communities
- Virtual physician visits
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Members get pre-connected cellular scales to report data and track progress in real time
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Omada care teams receive automatic updates and provide relevant, evidence-based guidance
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Personal health coaches and specialists update best clinical practices for each member based on data points
- Plans account for social determinants of health
- By design, plans encourage long-lasting changes to health behaviors
- Achieving plan goals drives better outcomes for your population
Lower Risk
of a reduced 5-year risk of Type 2 Diabetes for program participants
Strong Credibility
# of Omada-led peer-reviewed studies
Lasting Results
of program participants lost or maintained 5% weight loss in Year 2
Omada achieves results with member goal setting
Omada Resources for Chronic Disease Prevention
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References
1. Noble M, Chen F, Dall T, Linke S, Napoleone J. 2023. The Economic Value of Cardiometabolic Digital Health Programs. American Journal of Managed Care. Manuscript Accepted.
Omada costs savings data over time is based on a Markov model simulation where we have a clinical outcome data point at both baseline and in the 6-12 month time period. This represents 65% of our total member population for Prevention, 62% for Diabetes, 66% for Hypertension and 72% for Diabetes + Hypertension.