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The Staggering Costs of Diabetes — American Diabetes Association
Annual cost of diagnosed diabetes in America
34 million Americans have diabetes and 88 million are prediabetic
Healthcare dollars are spent treating diabetes and its complications
Greater healthcare cost for Americans with diabetes
People living with diabetes make up to 300 self-management decisions a day, but care teams can only be by their side for a handful.
On average, cost of care for a patient living with diabtes is $17K per year, and can be 2 to 8 times higher among those with uncontrolled disease.
Each year, diabetes costs American employers a staggering $30B in lost workplace productivity and $3.3B in increased absenteeism.
January’s clinically studied Season of Me program takes your members on an engaging journey of self-discovery and positive behavior change. We help answer the age old question “What should I eat?” by providing food and lifestyle recommendations personalized to each individual’s physiology.
Get access to January’s atlas of more than 16 million foods, complete with glycemic index, glycemic load, and glucose response data. Deploy our machine learning algorithms to predict personalized glucose response, recommend food alternatives, and provide precise exercise prescriptions to counteract blood sugar spikes. All via API.
We quantify your patients’ lifestyle choices and glucose management, delivering insights to help you provide more effective support.
January is the essential companion app for employers and payers who offer CGM to their population.
With improved diabetes management, in line with January’s clinical outcomes, cost savings from reduced complications have been shown to be around 10%
Conservative assumptions on visit and admission deflection show the potential to save 1-5% per person on expected hospitalization
Potential to reduce costs by 10% per person per year with interventions like January
Potential to reduce by 5-10% per person per year with interventions like January
Diabetes drives absenteeism of 1-2 days per year and reduced productivity of 4-5 days per year, both of which can be reduced through improved diabetes management
Time-in-range (TIR) is a measure of glucose control that is replacing HbA1c as the industry standard.
Over 70% of participants improved their TIR in just 10 days during January’s Sugar Challenge Study presented at the 2020 ADA.
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