Weight care innovation has been a major topic over the past few years, as GLP-1s continue to be one of the buzziest areas in healthcare. However, many of the conversations and media coverage focus on pharma, payers, provider, and employer perspectives. How are consumers themselves actually considering and experiencing weight care solutions? We wanted to find out, so we engaged Evidation to conduct a series of surveys on the weight care experiences and preferences of U.S. adults who have been overweight or obese. Key insights from the surveys include: • People use multiple methods to try and lose weight: Weight loss is challenging, and many people employ multiple approaches. 64% reported tying two or more weight loss approaches simultaneously; 66% of respondents reported losing less weight than they wanted to in their last attempt. • Consumers who want to try GLP-1s face barriers: Consumers who are interested in trying GLP-1s reported barriers to doing so—nearly half citing medication cost as the top deterrent; 41% were denied coverage by their health plans. • Clinician relationships are important: Respondents were most open to receiving weight care in person with a clinician they knew (58%). Only 15% who had tried GLP-1s did so through virtual channels. • There’s a market for long-term support: 48% of respondents using GLP-1s expected to use them long-term, which to us signals an opportunity to complement obesity medications with wraparound care programs and solutions. Our findings from these surveys highlight the importance of delivering personalized tools and programs for weight loss—virtually and in-person. Weight care isn’t one-size-fits-all, and consumers are looking for weight care partners to tailor approaches to their preferences, needs, barriers, and lived experiences. Read the piece by Madelyn Knowles, Julia A. Croxen, and Sari Kaganoff for more: https://lnkd.in/ej23yeKA + Want more detailed consumer insights to support your healthcare innovations? Rock Health Advisory can help you explore consumer preferences and experiences with weight care. Reach out to us: advisory@rockhealth.com
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Weight care innovation has been a major topic over the past few years, as GLP-1s continue to be one of the buzziest areas in healthcare. However, many of the conversations and media coverage focus on pharma, payers, provider, and employer perspectives. How are consumers themselves actually considering and experiencing weight care solutions? We wanted to find out, so we engaged Evidation to conduct a series of surveys on the weight care experiences and preferences of U.S. adults who have been overweight or obese. Key insights from the surveys include: • People use multiple methods to try and lose weight: Weight loss is challenging, and many people employ multiple approaches. 64% reported tying two or more weight loss approaches simultaneously; 66% of respondents reported losing less weight than they wanted to in their last attempt. • Consumers who want to try GLP-1s face barriers: Consumers who are interested in trying GLP-1s reported barriers to doing so—nearly half citing medication cost as the top deterrent; 41% were denied coverage by their health plans. • Clinician relationships are important: Respondents were most open to receiving weight care in person with a clinician they knew (58%). Only 15% who had tried GLP-1s did so through virtual channels. • There’s a market for long-term support: 48% of respondents using GLP-1s expected to use them long-term, which to us signals an opportunity to complement obesity medications with wraparound care programs and solutions. Our findings from these surveys highlight the importance of delivering personalized tools and programs for weight loss—virtually and in-person. Weight care isn’t one-size-fits-all, and consumers are looking for weight care partners to tailor approaches to their preferences, needs, barriers, and lived experiences. Read the piece by Madelyn Knowles, Julia A. Croxen, and Sari Kaganoff for more: https://lnkd.in/ej23yeKA + Want more detailed consumer insights to support your healthcare innovations? Rock Health Advisory can help you explore consumer preferences and experiences with weight care. Reach out to us: advisory@rockhealth.com
Weighing in: Consumer perspectives on weight care
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What do consumers think about Weight Care? With so much conversation around the topic of weight care, we wanted to hear from consumers to understand their preferences. We collaborated with Evidation to deploy a series of 3 surveys over the course of 8 months across their population of millions of users - this unique approach enabled us to drill deep and followup on specific focus areas with the same consumers over time. Check out what consumers had to say! Julia A. Croxen Adriana Krasniansky Madelyn Knowles Jill Waldner Ernesto Ramirez Nell Marshall, DrPH, MPH Abigail Levine, PhD Christine Lemke #digitalhealth #weightcare #glp1s
Weight care innovation has been a major topic over the past few years, as GLP-1s continue to be one of the buzziest areas in healthcare. However, many of the conversations and media coverage focus on pharma, payers, provider, and employer perspectives. How are consumers themselves actually considering and experiencing weight care solutions? We wanted to find out, so we engaged Evidation to conduct a series of surveys on the weight care experiences and preferences of U.S. adults who have been overweight or obese. Key insights from the surveys include: • People use multiple methods to try and lose weight: Weight loss is challenging, and many people employ multiple approaches. 64% reported tying two or more weight loss approaches simultaneously; 66% of respondents reported losing less weight than they wanted to in their last attempt. • Consumers who want to try GLP-1s face barriers: Consumers who are interested in trying GLP-1s reported barriers to doing so—nearly half citing medication cost as the top deterrent; 41% were denied coverage by their health plans. • Clinician relationships are important: Respondents were most open to receiving weight care in person with a clinician they knew (58%). Only 15% who had tried GLP-1s did so through virtual channels. • There’s a market for long-term support: 48% of respondents using GLP-1s expected to use them long-term, which to us signals an opportunity to complement obesity medications with wraparound care programs and solutions. Our findings from these surveys highlight the importance of delivering personalized tools and programs for weight loss—virtually and in-person. Weight care isn’t one-size-fits-all, and consumers are looking for weight care partners to tailor approaches to their preferences, needs, barriers, and lived experiences. Read the piece by Madelyn Knowles, Julia A. Croxen, and Sari Kaganoff for more: https://lnkd.in/ej23yeKA + Want more detailed consumer insights to support your healthcare innovations? Rock Health Advisory can help you explore consumer preferences and experiences with weight care. Reach out to us: advisory@rockhealth.com
Weighing in: Consumer perspectives on weight care
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Identifying non-clinical healthcare utilization drivers and acting upon them proactively can help improve clinical outcomes. But do you know what the other factors are? Can you pull the data easily on a patient and population level? Both are needed for making plans to address the personal and population needs and for coordinating connections with community based organizations (CBO) who can help meet the needs. With Acclivity, we have Social Needs Markers and Area Deprivation Index (ADI) through the Johns Hopkins ACG system to be able to easily identify needs on both the individual and population level as well as social determinants of health (SDOH) assessments approved by CMS for collecting and reporting individual patient assessments. What is your organization doing to identify needs? https://okt.to/MqFhJj
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Independent pharmacies play a crucial role in local communities, providing personalized healthcare services and forging strong connections with their customers. However, these establishments often face unique challenges, and strategic partnerships with manufacturers can be a game-changer in fostering growth and sustainability. Here are the 4 concrete steps: 1. Competitive Pricing and Discounts: One of the significant.... https://lnkd.in/gbHTbeHf
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Thank you to the American Medical Associationf for highlighting the important work we are doing at Oshi Health. In light of this recent case study, we're reminded of the critical challenges and complexities surrounding digestive health. Our model, designed to address the comprehensive needs of those suffering from gastrointestinal issues, stands as a beacon of innovation in a field that's becoming increasingly important due to rising healthcare costs and the significant impact on individuals' quality of life. Digestive health issues are not only prevalent but also profoundly affect the well-being and productivity of millions. Oshi Health's approach, grounded in the pillars of the Future of Health, offers a multidisciplinary, technology-driven model that prioritizes personalized care. Our team of experts works collaboratively to craft care plans that address the multifaceted nature of digestive health, leveraging digital tools for enhanced patient engagement and support. For employers and health plans, the imperative is clear: investing in digestive health is essential. Not only does it offer a path to improved outcomes for members and employees, but it also presents an opportunity to mitigate one of the most expensive categories of healthcare costs. By partnering with Oshi Health, organizations can ensure their members have access to comprehensive, in-network care that addresses the root causes of digestive issues, reduces avoidable healthcare utilization, and ultimately, fosters a healthier, more productive population. Every day we hear from members who's lives have been transformed by our care. I cherish every one of these, but simultaneously realize how many more people are struggling right now that need us, how much more work there is to do, and the fact that we cannot create access to this care alone. Every minute counts. #OshiHealth #DigestiveHealth #HealthcareInnovation #FutureOfHealth https://lnkd.in/dsWvV2VH
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You are at greater risk of exacerbated medical claims, conditions, and costs with employees who have the presence of periodontal disease. Many carriers are working diligently to employ a medical/dental integration program that helps identify those people most at risk. Let us help you determine which of those programs is right for you! Dentaldisruptionstrategies@gmail.com
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Great insights from one of clinical leaders Gretchen Zimmermann, MBA, RD, CDCES, CSOWM - with the push to leverage tools like GLP-1s, it's more important than ever that we rely on other important biomarkers to properly triage care and ensure those who clinically needs these life-changing medications can get access to them.
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Thank you, MedCity News, for publishing my piece about BMI and all its flaws! There's a growing call within the medical community to shift from BMI-centric approaches to more comprehensive and individualized health assessments. This shift could revolutionize healthcare practices, possibly altering how anti-obesity medication appropriateness is determined, improving patient outcomes, and reducing stigma. #healthcare #personalizedmedicine #BMIflaws #MedCityNews #socialdeterminantsofhealth #obesitymanagement #weightmanagement #obesitymedicine #cardiometabolic #healthequity
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