Last week, Omada’s chief healthcare development officer, Mike Payne, said he was leaving the company for personal reasons. Now Omada has hired Elizabeth Engel, Google’s former head of health policy, as a consultant.
These management changes follow the company’s recent partnerships with the American Medical Association and Salt Lake City-based Intermountain Healthcare, according to MedCity News.
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