FOR EMPLOYERS, HEALTH PLANS, AND HEALTH SYSTEMS
Your adult metabolic-benefit has a family-shaped gap.
You already fund virtual care for prediabetes, diabetes, and weight — for individual adult members. NAMIO is the household counterpart: guideline-aligned, virtual, family-based behavioral care for the kids and parents in your population who fall outside that model. NAMIO provides the only virtual family-based CDC-recognized Diabetes Prevention Program and GLP-1 lifestyle support program.
WHO WE SERVE
Three ways to bring NAMIO to your population.
EMPLOYERS
Close a gap your existing vendors don't cover
Offer family behavioral support alongside your adult metabolic and weight-management benefit — without adding a second point solution for every condition.
HEALTH PLANS
A guideline-aligned referral pathway
Give members a credible, in-network option that satisfies USPSTF-recommended IHBLT criteria for pediatric weight management, diabetes prevention, and GLP-1 lifestyle support
HEALTH SYSTEMS, FAMILY MEDICINE & PEDIATRICS PRACTICES
Somewhere to refer families at scale for best-practice support
We close the loop with progress reports back to the referring clinician, so families don't disappear after a weight-check conversation.
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HOW IT WORKS
Built to plug in to an existing benefit.
1
Eligibility & enrollment
Families check eligibility through your organization's NAMIO page, the same way they'd check any other virtual care benefit.
2
Care team match
Each family is paired with a health coach with group and 1:1 support from week one.
3
Reporting & Outcomes
Your team gets aggregate engagement and outcomes reporting; referring clinicians get individual progress reports.
WHY IT WORKS
Guideline aligned, clinician built, made to scale.
CDC-recognized
26+ hours
100%
HIPAA
3
Diabetes Prevention Program - tailored for parents
Of family-based care recommended by AAP, CDC, & USPSTF for pediatric overweight & obesity, delivered in full
virtual. No facility investment or geographic limits.
compliant platform with clinician facing reporting
connected programs
under a single contract.