Last month our team enjoyed the Sales Advantage conference with a booth featuring our stunning Omada team, amazing swag of customized luggage tags, and many opportunities to meet with others in the industry. Thanks Blanchard Crystal and Denise Young for stopping by, and shout out to Jerad Martin, Denise Adamson, Melissa Cellucci and Linor Vaknin for repping Team Omada!
Engage with the Omada Health team - Nicole Hayes, Lindsay Marcil Womack, and Socheata Poeuv - at Personify Health’s Thrive Summit 2025! We’re looking forward to connecting, engaging, and exploring the latest innovations in digital health as a dedicated Bronze Level Sponsor. Will we see you in Orlando? https://lnkd.in/eWNVRqSR hashtag#ThriveSummit2025 hashtag#LightThePath
Have you heard the news? Our very own Todd Norwood, PT, DPT, FACHE received the Technology and Innovation Award from American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). The award recognizes people who have made significant contributions to technology innovation in the field of physical therapy. We’re so proud of Todd’s achievement, especially since we can’t think of anyone more deserving. Congrats, Todd!
Omada Health is joining forces with CVS Health's Caremark as part of the pharmacy benefit manager's weight management program.
"Obesity is a complex chronic condition and the process of getting healthier is often a journey. Along the way, individuals are much more likely to stick with it if they enjoy the process. Yes, that’s right; joy can play a pivotal role in weight health." In our March edition of Proof Points, Behavioral Health Expert Carmen Kaperick, LICSW, CDCES explores the important role of behavior change support in obesity care, and how virtual care teams can lead patients to "aha" moments that change the trajectory of their health. Read the full article below 👇
Who doesn’t like more? Four months into Omada’s Enhanced GLP-1 Care Track, participating members were significantly more engaged in the program and experienced 28% greater weight loss than members on GLP-1s who met similar eligibility criteria and received standard Omada care. These members are demonstrating a strong commitment to their GLP-1 companion program as a supportive tool during their weight health journey, and it’s paying off with… ⭐27% more days physically active ⭐22% more healthy meals recorded ⭐12% more weigh-ins at 4 months compared to those receiving Omada’s standard care. For more key findings, read our full white paper here: https://lnkd.in/eFSV6JeQ
🌟 Exciting Announcement from Omada Health! 🌟 We're proud to introduce our Clinical Advisory Board, featuring leading experts in clinical services, research, and population health. This board will elevate our commitment to rigorous clinical evaluation and innovative behavior change programs. We're looking forward to collaborating with leaders that span the industry. Read more: https://lnkd.in/d8mxpynk
🚨New Analysis on GLP-1 Discontinuation from Omada Health🚨 A new real-world analysis shows that Omada members, on average, experienced virtually no weight gain 4 months after discontinuing a GLP-1. On the other hand, according to clinical trial data, people averaged a +6-7% weight gain over the same time period after discontinuing a GLP-1. What supportive tools helped Omada members maintain their GLP-1 weight loss? Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/e4rQH8wE
Our research shows that GLP-1 users find support via an app-based program helpful - particularly when it comes to tracking weight, physical activity, and nutrition. Emotional and social support matter too! We also found that members of our program that interact with the care team or our online support communities are 77% more likely to achieve their target outcomes! Interested in learning more about what people taking GLP-1s for weight loss are interested in? Check out our white paper on our real-world data: https://lnkd.in/eVh5Q8gY
We really believe in our members. But what’s more important is our members believing in themselves. Four months into the Enhanced GLP-1 Care Track, participating members saw an increase in self-efficacy by 12%, and expressed more confidence in their ability to lose weight compared to when they started. Increases in self-efficacy can be predictive of improvements in health behaviors, like diet and exercise. For more on this and other key takeaways, read our full white paper now: https://lnkd.in/eFSV6JeQ
