Omada Health provides data-driven care from real people, including a designated health coach that provides members with guidance and support. Data is powerful, especially when paired with expertise and results in action.
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Claim your seat for the first in a two-part webinar series backed by Omada Insights Lab data to learn about “The Power of Mindset as a Key Predictor of Lasting Behavior Change (Part 1 of 2).” Led by Omada’s Ryan Quan and Sarah Linke. Register here: https://t.co/HsB5d21gEW
Diabetes data is especially powerful when paired with expertise and results in action. That’s why Omada Health leverages connected BGMs to collect the data care teams need to personalize their recommendations and find what works for your employees. https://t.co/f6Voe8c5Nk
Join fellow healthcare leaders, clinical researchers, industry experts & benefit professionals at @omadahealth#MindsetSummit2022 to address the #virtualfirstcare boom & discuss how healthcare is changing exponentially right before our eyes. Register here: https://t.co/Nz4sUaeXAe
Did you know that this #BHM2022's theme is Black Health and Wellness? As we admire the work of African American medical scholars and healthcare providers, it’s important to also understand #BlackHistoryMonth's history and why we celebrate it.
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The #OmadaInsightLab has generated a high volume of insights to bust myths on applying behavior change to effective virtual chronic care and shows that apps and connected devices work better with human coaches. https://t.co/06CHeEyVFK
When it comes to taking care of your population, Omada Health does the heavy lifting. Just ask Celeste Parker, Benefits & Relocation Manager at Costco, or listen to her experience here: https://t.co/BoUSvSWXsR
“If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor. If an elephant has its foot on the tail of a mouse and you say that you are neutral, the mouse will not appreciate your neutrality.” ~ Archbishop Desmond Tutu
This article on the manufactured frenzy over “retail theft” by @amandamull is an example of stellar journalism. It’s painful to think about how different public discourse would be if more journalists were as thorough and thoughtful. https://t.co/ZlvfotSvwB
"Within the digital health industry, I’m future-proofing care delivery so that it strikes a careful balance between virtual and in-person care." —@seanduffy, Omada Health
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THREAD. I noticed something fascinating: many of the reporters concocting the new hysteria over "retail theft" are using the *exact same* words and patterns in each story. It's pretty wild. Let's take a look:
the most popular electric vehicle in the US isn’t a Tesla. it’s not even a car.
it’s the New York City subway, which averages 5.5 million riders a day, compared to a total of 2M EVs on the road
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