Sean Duffy’s Post

Congrats Omada Health, in earning another year of being a certified #GreatPlacetoWork! Special kudos goes to the work of Nancy Vitale + team. When polled Omadans, we found that: ⚡93% feel a sense of pride when they look at what we accomplish ⚡97% feel welcome when they join the team ⚡93% of people say they are proud to tell others they work here Oh, and we’re hiring. Check out open roles: https://buff.ly/3zsCINP #GPTWCertified

Congratulations, Todd Norwood on this paper, but most importantly, this thoughtful clinical framework.

In Omada Health's early years, our health coaches did phenomenal work, largely thanks to expertise and intuition. They are, and always have been, our unsung heroes. However, we knew that scaling their efforts to impact chronic disease outcomes on a population health level would require putting new systems in place and having datasets to draw from, which would take time. For more than a decade, we’ve been exploring how to balance data science and AI advancements to support the work of our compassionate care teams. It has been a long journey of learning, full of lessons learned along the way, and I’m sure many more to come. Our teams wanted to share what that process looks like. I’m proud of the transparency on display in this detailed retrospective on Omada’s Journey with AI over the years. Read it now: https://buff.ly/4c33haM

Wishing everyone a Happy Juneteenth, and a day filled with family, rest, and remembrance.

PHTI’s MSK care report is out, and as always, Omada Health’s Chief Medical Officer Carolyn Bradner Jasik, MD and Sr. Director of Clinical Services Todd Norwood have very thoughtful views not only on methodology, but what else is needed as we move forward in building frameworks to assess virtual care value. Check it out below 👇

The 99% gives me a huge amount of *Pride* 🏳️🌈 . Thank you, Nancy for helping to set the table where you and others in the #LGBTQ+ community can be themselves in our environment. And happy Pride Month, all.

Exciting news to share - Omada Health is re-accredited by the Association of Diabetes Care & Education Specialists (ADCES) Diabetes Education Accreditation Program. While Omada has earned other accreditations (from CDC, NCQA, and URAC) as a virtual care provider, I’d still like to remind our team that it’s more than a rubber stamp. This accreditation underlines our commitment to follow evidence-based guidelines. Accreditations hold us accountable to the highest standards and play a central role in our mission to make healthcare more personalized, accessible, and effective. Let's continue to shape a future where healthcare is as individual as each and every one of us. #DigitalHealth #DiabetesCare #ADCES

Weight loss is hard, but how hard? In a meta-analysis of long-term weight loss studies, the common story is that within two years, more than half of what was lost is regained. I believe successful maintenance requires long-term, active support. In Omada Health’s latest white paper, we delve into why we’re working to reframe obesity as a complex chronic condition. Interested in learning more about our approach? Read the full white paper here: https://buff.ly/4aojXb9

If my kiddo wants to talk with GPT-4o as part of her bedtime routine today, where will we be 5 years from now? The true transformations will all be about pragmatic, realistic, centered adoption.