In an instant, health insurance providers and healthcare providers were required to rethink the way they delivered care to members and patients. The rapid expansion of telehealth and remote patient monitoring have offered immediate options to maintain some continuity of care in uncertain times. However, the acceptance of these care delivery models has accelerated the future of digital care as a standard of care — and the most successful insurers will be the ones that begin implementing comprehensive digital care strategies now. That means that health insurance providers must evaluate true digital care companies as more than vendors or point solutions; they must integrate this work into their care strategy in ways that will deliver a better patient experience, and ultimately better health outcomes (and savings) for members.

The webinar will demonstrate Omada’s long-held vision for the future of digital care. The company began as a prevention point solution, but has evolved to a wide-ranging provider of digital care services including chronic disease prevention and management, mental health support, and musculoskeletal care, including physical therapy, delivery. By methodically expanding the breadth of the company’s offerings while maintaining a depth of clinical rigor, and a deep commitment to human connection at the center of care, Omada is charting a course for the future of digital care.

Attendees will learn:

• How insurance providers should evaluate digital health care providers in the context of the current moment, and the needs of members on the other side of the current pandemic
• How a comprehensive digital care provider can ease contracting burdens, accelerate implementation, and provide personalized care services for members dealing with multiple issues
• Why human connection matters deeply, even in an era of transition towards a digital-care first strategy
• How Omada is prioritizing an integrated patient experience for health plan members in partnering with device manufacturers, pharma companies, and the broader healthcare ecosystem
• What key evaluation metrics are critical to evaluating new digital care strategies, or expanding relationships with existing partners

Speakers

Wei-Li Shao
Chief Commercial Officer
Omada Health

Wei-Li Shao is the Chief Commercial Officer of Omada Health, a digital care program that empowers people to achieve their health goals through sustainable lifestyle change. Throughout the course of his career, Shao has built and led businesses in the United States, New Zealand, Taiwan, and China. Prior to joining Omada, he was the Vice President of Lilly’s U.S. Neuroscience Business Unit and previously served as General Manager of Lilly New Zealand, General Manager of Lilly Taiwan, as well as the Vice President of Lilly China Diabetes. Shao holds a BS from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and an MBA from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business.

Emily Rutherford, NASM CPT
Health Coach, Digital Coach
Omada Health

Based in Oregon, health coach Emily Rutherford has been with Omada for six years. She holds a Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) certification and has helped hundreds of Omada participants make meaningful changes in their lives. Emily works with Omada participants to create long term goals that are broken down into smaller, achievable pieces. She’s found that a healthy dose of empathy, flexibility, and trust goes a long way when it comes to supporting participants.

Mike Tadlock
Chief Product Officer
Omada Health

Mike is the Chief Product Officer at Omada Health. He believes that curiosity, teamwork and elbow grease lead to products that solve real problems, for real people, at scale. Through two decades of work in Product Management at E*TRADE, Yahoo!, eHealth, and various startups in between, Mike has helped build teams and technology products to meet the needs of hundreds of millions of customers.