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Are you concerned about weight regain in your population after GLP-1 discontinuation due to cost, access issues, or other barriers? According to a recent Omada Health analysis, the support provided by Omada Enhanced GLP-1 Care Track helped those who stopped using GLP-1s maintain their weight 16 weeks following discontinuation. Learn more about how the multifaceted Omada’s platform can support your population taking GLP-1s: https://lnkd.in/egViU2sF

For the 43% of Americans living with obesity, exercise may not be an issue of “want to.” It’s a matter of finding the right support. As the popularity of GLP-1s grows, so does the need for effective companion programs that emphasize MSK care and avoiding muscle loss that threaten long-term weight health outcomes. Read more. https://lnkd.in/g_Qfiq2s

Did you get it right? Losing muscle mass on GLP-1s can lead to a lower metabolism and make it harder to maintain those hard-earned weight loss results. So how can people avoid this pitfall of losing too much weight too fast on a GLP-1? Read more. https://lnkd.in/gU8ACNPA

No, it’s not an energy bar or a meat stick. An “exercise snack” is a short burst of physical activity that can fit right into your daily routine. For people on GLP-1s, it can also help stave off muscle loss and maintain weight loss. Why are snack-sized exercises, even going up and down the stairs, so important for GLP-1 users? Read more. https://lnkd.in/gwEViZJK

It’s #DiabetesMonth, so lets’ talk about… Cholesterol. No, I don’t have my conditions mixed up. Diabetes has shown to raise LDL (aka bad cholesterol) and lower HDL (good cholesterol). And, people with diabetes are 2-4x more likely to also develop cardiovascular disease. People often manage multiple conditions at the same time, and in the case of diabetes and high cholesterol, health advice can be confusing and contradictory. That’s why virtual care for cardiometabolic conditions can’t be siloed. As Carolyn Salter puts it in the latest edition of Proof Points by Omada Health: “For people managing multiple conditions, such as diabetes and high cholesterol, caring for the individual person, instead of simply treating individual conditions, is paramount to their success.” Read our latest edition of Proof Points below, and share it with someone who could benefit from this information https://lnkd.in/e4VjTbun