DistilNFO had an opportunity to interview Adam Kaufman, President & CEO at Canary Health®, to talk digital therapeutics. Some of the questions posed were: What are the current needs in healthcare? What is digital therapeutics? What results have you seen? How important is peer support in online programs? and many more. Read the article to […]
Cost savings were driven by decreased all-cause inpatient, outpatient, Emergency Department, and pharmacy utilization, as well as diabetes-specific outpatient utilization. Participants also had lower comorbid disease burden at one year than their controls, including hypertension, hyperlipidemia, renal disease, and depression. Read more on the results. About the Referenced Study Results *For the most recent […]
Neal Kaufman, Chief Medical Officer of Canary Health®recently wrote a byline in The Doctor Weighs In, taking the approach of sharing a common conversation between patient and doctor, and sharing how a digital therapeutics program that simplifies the management of diabetes for patients, and provides peer-to-peer coaching and support, can create an atmosphere of higher […]
When founding Canary Health®, one of the pillars of our programming that was a must and continues to be, is understanding the patient. The question we had to ask ourselves was: How do we get patients engaged in their own health, and keep them engaged so they can live the life they want to live? […]
Diabetes Daily, an online resource for patients with diabetes, explores the world of online diabetes management programs. They sat down with Neal Kaufman, Canary Health’s Chief Medical Officer, to get his perspective. Read the Article
In this article, Stanford Medicine covers the recently issued Stanford-Anthem Study results, a study to determine the effectiveness of online digital therapeutic programs when used with patients with diabetes. The study proved that Canary Health’s Better Choices, Better Health®-Diabetes online digital health program improves patient’s health and lowers the cost of care. About the […]
Recently published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research, the Stanford-Anthem study explores online digital therapeutic programs for patients with diabetes and its effectiveness on reducing healthcare costs and improving patient outcomes. The study found healthcare cost savings of $815 per patient in year following the program, and a decrease in the use of health-related […]