With the funds, Omada Health will expand its digital care program. The program is designed to support patients with type 2 diabetes and hypertension. Additionally, Omada Health has programs that aim to support people with anxiety and depression.
Through its coaching platform, Omada Health delivers users personalized interventions at scale. The goal is to allow patients to take more control over their care.
Omada Health works with more than 600 employers and health plans across the country.
Other investors in the funding round included Cigna Ventures, Kaiser Permanente and Providence Ventures.
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