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Nine peer-reviewed studies and counting.

Technology, data, and design are great, but it's clinical outcomes that really matter.

participant outcomes

Omada empowers participants to build healthy habits, one small step at a time. And that leads to some pretty amazing outcomes.

Chronic Disease Risk

Within 12 months, the average Omada participant lowers their 5-year risk for: [1]

Weight Loss

After 16 weeks, participants in the Omada program, on average, lose 4-5% of their body weight. And our two-year data shows they've kept most of it off. [2]

Cost Savings

Based on average participant results, health plans or employers are estimated to recoup their investment in Omada within 2 years. What's more, over 5 years, they will achieve a predicted net savings of over $2,000 per participant. [1][3]

  1. Su W, Chen F, Dall TM, Iacobucci W, Perreault L. Return on Investment for Digital Behavioral Counseling in Patients With Prediabetes and Cardiovascular Disease. Preventing chronic disease. 2016;13:E13. Epub 2016/01/29. doi: 10.5888/pcd13.150357. Study funded by Omada Health; Omada Health had no role in the study/model design and data analysis.
  2. Average participant 1-year weight loss based on the total number of participants in the Omada program who complete a minimum of 9 lessons. Sepah SC, Jiang L, Peters AL. Long-term outcomes of a web-based diabetes prevention program: 2-year results of a single-arm longitudinal study. J Med Internet Res. 2015;17(4):e92. doi: 10.2196/jmir.4052.
  1. ROI calculation based on 3rd party-developed Markov model* adjusted for medical cost inflation, and Omada’s published weight loss outcomes (4-5% weight loss at week 26) and 2017 pricing. Actual results and cost savings may vary based on age, gender and other individual and demographic factors.
    *Su W, Chen F, Dall TM, Iacobucci W, Perreault L. Return on Investment for Digital Behavioral Counseling in Patients With Prediabetes and Cardiovascular Disease. Preventing chronic disease. 2016;13:E13. Epub 2016/01/29. doi: 10.5888/pcd13.150357. Study funded by Omada Health; Omada Health had no role in the study/model design and data analysis.

our clinical literature

The Omada program can work no matter how diverse or spread out your population.
Review our latest peer-reviewed studies to learn more.
2014
Omada Meets CDC Standards
The Diabetes Educator
2014
Omada Meets CDC Standards
The Diabetes Educator
"Participants...achieved an average of 5.4% and 5.2% weight loss at 16 weeks and 12 months, respectively, and a 0.40% reduction in A1c at final measurement."
Summary Full Paper
A Peer Reviewed Study
2015
Long-term Clinical Success with Omada
Journal of Medical Internet Research
2015
Long-term Clinical Success with Omada
Journal of Medical Internet Research
"Users of the [Omada] program experienced significant reductions in body weight and A1c that are maintained after two years."
Summary Full Paper
A Peer Reviewed Study
2015
Female Veterans Find Omada Convenient and Effective
Journal of Medical Internet Research
2015
Female Veterans Find Omada Convenient and Effective
Journal of Medical Internet Research
"Participants lost 5.24% of baseline weight, and 82% of participants completed at least 9 of 16 core modules."
Summary Full Paper
A Peer Reviewed Study
2016
Omada Health's Success with Seniors
PLOS One
2016
Omada Health's Success with Seniors
PLOS One
"At-risk seniors achieve significant weight loss, reduce risk for diabetes and cardiovascular disease, and achieve meaningful medical cost savings."
Summary Full Paper
A Peer Reviewed Study
2016
Projected to Significantly Reduce Diabetes Incidence
Preventing Chronic Disease
2016
Projected to Significantly Reduce Diabetes Incidence
Preventing Chronic Disease
"Results suggest that program participation reduces diabetes incidence by 30% to 33% and stroke by 11% to 16% over five years."
Summary Full Paper
A Peer Reviewed Study
2016
Successful Translation to Underserved Populations
Journal of Diabetes Research
2016
Successful Translation to Underserved Populations
Journal of Diabetes Research
"Patient-informed adaptation, collaborative research and iterative improvements create the path to deliver Omada to Underserved Populations."
Summary Full Paper
A Peer Reviewed Study
2017
Success with Medicare Advantage
Journal of Aging and Health
2017
Success with Medicare Advantage
Journal of Aging and Health
"Older adults across 37 states demonstrated strong engagement in the program, achieved 7.5% weight loss after one year, and improved clinical and psychosocial outcomes related to diabetes and cardiovascular disease."
Summary Full Paper
A Peer Reviewed Study
2017
Proven Effective in a Nationwide Workforce
Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine
2017
Proven Effective in a Nationwide Workforce
Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine
"Employees in 41 states successfully enrolled in the program and achieved clinically significant weight loss, reducing their risk for diabetes and other obesity-related chronic diseases."
Summary Full Paper
A Peer Reviewed Study
2017
Validated 3-Year Outcomes
BMJ Open Diabetes Research & Care
2017
Validated 3-Year Outcomes
BMJ Open Diabetes Research & Care
"Three years after completing the Omada health program, participants maintained meaningful reductions in body weight and A1c."
Summary Full Paper
A Peer Reviewed Study

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case studies

Sure, it all sounds great in theory. But how does it play out in practice?
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