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The obesity management market is experiencing significant growth, driven by rising obesity rates, increased awareness of associated health risks, and advancements in medical treatments like GLP-1 agonists. Digital health and telemedicine are expanding access to care, shifting focus towards personalized, comprehensive solutions that integrate lifestyle changes with medical interventions. The market is highly competitive, with both traditional and innovative players vying for market share.
Total Assets Under Management (AUM)
Number of adults with obesity in United States
~Over 100 million adults
(1.3% (2017-2020 CAGR) CAGR)
- US adult obesity prevalence is over 40%.
- Rates vary by demographics and region.
- Continued increase projected due to various factors.
60 billion USD
AI and machine learning algorithms are evolving to provide highly individualized dietary recommendations based on genomics, microbiome data, and real-time biometric feedback.
Advanced wearables are moving beyond activity tracking to offer continuous, non-invasive monitoring of key metabolic markers like glucose, ketones, and even early indicators of inflammation, providing richer data for personalized care.
Leveraging AI and behavioral science, programs can deliver real-time, context-aware nudges and support through digital platforms, adapting to individual patient progress and psychological states.
This NCD covers intensive behavioral therapy (IBT) for obesity provided in primary care settings by a physician or other primary care practitioner.
This policy mandates Medicare coverage for specific behavioral therapy services, increasing patient access to non-pharmacological obesity treatments.
The FDA continuously reviews and approves new pharmaceutical agents, including GLP-1 receptor agonists and combination therapies, for chronic weight management.
New drug approvals, especially for GLP-1s, directly expand the treatment options FlyteHealth can offer, boosting its medical-first approach.
Various states have enacted laws requiring commercial insurers to reimburse telehealth services at the same rate as in-person services, or to cover telehealth more broadly.
These state laws support FlyteHealth's telemedicine model by ensuring broader insurance coverage and reimbursement for virtual care, improving accessibility and scalability.
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