Omada Health

The Omada program feels like a scam orchestrated by health insurance companies to deceive individuals and divert them from receiving necessary medications. After being required to sign up for this program by my prescription insurance, I had high hopes for a supportive, tech-forward solution to aid in my weight loss journey. Unfortunately, it fell far short of expectations. First, the app itself is woefully lacking in functionality. It doesn’t interface with popular fitness watches or trackers, which makes tracking progress cumbersome for anyone who relies on these devices for monitoring activity and health metrics. For a program supposedly designed to help people manage their health, this is a glaring omission. Second, Omada appears to prioritize compliance metrics over real results. The lack of transparency and genuine support leaves users feeling like they’re just jumping through hoops to satisfy insurance requirements, rather than working toward meaningful health goals. It becomes clear that the program's primary purpose is to stall or avoid providing access to necessary medications under the guise of "lifestyle changes." In short, Omada is an ineffective and frustrating program that offers little value to users. It’s disappointing to see health insurance companies relying on such deceptive tactics instead of supporting individuals with the tools and medications they truly need.

My Company Uses Omada, so I signed up because I need to lose some weight. My Health Coach, Carly is great! If I don't lose weight it's because of me... She is very helpful, very responsive, encouraging and gives ideas. I just have to get off my butt, eat better and lose the weight... I've been using Omada for a month or so. I love it so far! Wonderful app and Great Health Coach! After reading some of the reviews, it looks like some people are forced to use something like Omada for work or for insurance discounts. I worked for a company that did that, and it was frustrating, you already don't like the company because you are being forced to use them. I don't recall the name of the company I have to used to use, but wasn't fond of them, but it was probably because I started off not liking them because I was forced to do it. It makes a huge difference when you have to do it vs when it's completely optional. I love that my company makes it optional, so that I'm here because I want to be, so we don't start off with walls I've built and disliking them and distrusting them up front.

I have had a wonderful experience with Omada. Omada comes as a package with my Cigna Heath Insurance. My Coach Patricia has been a major support in my life when is comes to making healthy lifestyle changes. I enjoy posting pictures of my healthy meals and snacks to her. She has been gentle and kind with me and has not a food police. I will continue with this program as long as possible to reach my health goals. If you are looking for a great wellness plan, Omada is the one to give a try. Send me good vibes because I am trying to convince my husband to try Omada! It is a great program and so many options on the portal. Thanks Coach Patricia!!

Omada keeps your personal information used to determine if you're eligible regardless of if you ask them to delete it. Think about if you want another company to "keep your information safe" for you (it definitely won't be leaked in some data breach) before applying. They will reply to this message and state they're legally obligated to retain that information because of HIPAA laws. Do you care why they're keeping it or do you just want to know that once your info is provided to them, they will not delete it until they want to? Edit: Is anyone actually fooled by businesses' disingenuous "please email us and we'll help" replies? To be clear, they did not help and told me they will not delete my information.

If you want to receive emails every few days, non-stop, then this is your company. I wish I had never provided any personal information to them. I can see absolutely no value to anything they have offered to me and in exchange, they have my personal data. Avoid this company.