The NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme (NHS DPP), which is delivered by a consortium of providers including digital health tech company Liva Healthcare, has announced four new contracts.
Under the deals, patients from Derbyshire, Nottingham & Nottinghamshire, Northamptonshire, and Worcestershire and Herefordshire will have access to the programme, which is designed to encourage long-term behavioural change to manage diabetes through health education and lifestyle coaching.
As part of the three-year contracts, Liva will deliver personalised digital health coaching to patients through its app while partner organisation Living Well Taking Control will provide group and one-to-one educational support for patients over a nine-month period.
Liva Healthcare CEO Kristoffer From said: ‘This is a significant milestone and demonstrates our commitment to the UK healthcare industry. These contracts prove how adaptable and scalable our proposition is. We are proud to be a partner to the Healthier You: NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme.
‘The NHS is leading the charge in the global fight against diabetes. This programme is the largest of its kind and, by incorporating digital and face-to-face interventions, the NHS is demonstrating its commitment to healthcare innovation.’
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