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Solera Health Adds Noom to Its Weight Management Network, Expanding Digital-First Options for Members
Solera Health, Inc.
Tue, September 1, 2026 at 6:30 PM GMT+5:30
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Partnership brings CDC Full Plus-recognized diabetes prevention program and a no-cost GLP-1 Companion offering to Solera’s curated network, in addition to its Noom Weight offering
PHOENIX, Sept. 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Solera Health, the premier digital health delivery company creating flexible solutions to seamlessly connect people to on-benefit care via health plans and employers, today announced the addition of Noom as the newest digital health partner in its Weight Management network. Effective today, Noom brings two evidence-based programs to Solera’s network: Noom Weight and the CDC Full Plus-recognized Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP), along with a GLP-1 Companion program included at no extra cost to members.
Solera is proud to welcome Noom to its network, a partnership that pairs Noom’s proven science-backed approach to behavior change with Solera’s commitment to measurable, lasting outcomes. Noom joins Solera’s Weight Management lineup, which spans non-clinical programs such as intensive behavioral counseling and the Diabetes Prevention Program, as well as clinical support, adding a fully self-guided, app-based option for members who prefer digital-first support over in-person formats. Grounded in cognitive behavioral therapy, Noom’s approach helps members build durable habits around food, activity, and behavioral triggers, giving Solera’s network an evidence-backed, pay-for-performance solution that aligns with its outcomes-first approach to care.
Proven Results, Backed by Science
Noom’s DPP also holds CDC Full Plus recognition, the highest level of CDC approval available for diabetes prevention programs. That designation reflects the strongest evidence for participant engagement, retention and outcomes among CDC-recognized programs, and it helps joint customers meet MSSP, ACA and employer preventive care compliance standards
Published outcomes from Noom’s programs include*:
82% of Noom Weight members lose 5% or more of their body weight at one year
64% of DPP participants prevent or delay the onset of Type 2 diabetes
$1,219 to $5,341 in average member healthcare savings over two years, across the two programs
A 0.28% average A1C reduction among DPP program completers
Noom’s approach is grounded in cognitive behavioral therapy rather than caloric restriction or meal plans. Its evidence base is supported by more than 50 peer-reviewed publications, a level of clinical scrutiny few consumer health apps undergo. That rigor has translated into a strong member retention record relative to traditional fitness apps
