People suffering from chronic and pre-chronic conditions have incremental healthcare costs of $500 - $12,000 per year. Over 70% of adults have at least one of the following conditions, and almost half have two or more.
We have spent nearly ten years working with over 45 million users to perfect our proprietary behavior change programs. These programs drive meaningful health outcomes and lasting behavior change to lower your healthcare costs.
We do not believe in a one-size-fits-all solution. Every chronic and pre-chronic condition is unique. A physician wouldn't prescribe the same treatment for a diabetic as prediabetic. So why accept anything less in a behavior change program? You shouldn't -- and with Noom, you don't have to.
Healthy Weight
Hypertension Prevention
Diabetes Prevention
Hypertension Management
Diabetes Management
Comorbidity of Hypertension and Diabetes
Whether you use a FitBit Flex to track your steps, a One Drop Chrome to measure your blood sugar or an Omron BP786 to monitor your blood pressure, we have you covered. Noom's mobile application gathers data from hundreds of medical devices, so no one ever has to make a switch.
The world's largest mobile weight loss study with over 30,000 participants and more than 70% losing weight.
The first and only fully mobile diabetes prevention program to be proven effective in a peer-reviewed scientific journal.
Program completion
Lose 5%+ body weight
Keep off the weight for 1+ years
Risk reduction of developing diabetes
Of diabetics control their blood glucose
Most so-called "wellness programs" charge you whether members participate or not. The better companies charge for participation, but don't guarantee any outcomes. At Noom, we believe that a program should be judged by how well it works. Period. That's why our pricing is 100% tied to driving real health outcomes. If we don't change your population's behavior then it's free. Guaranteed.
If you share your information with us, we'll share our white paper with you. Learn why participation is the worst way to measure a wellness program and why real behavior change is the key to lowering your healthcare costs.