Noom Unveils New Diabetes Lifestyle Program and Predictive Glucose Forecasting to Tackle America’s Diabetes Crisis

PRINCETON, N.J., Nov. 06, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Noom, the leading platform for preventive health and longevity solutions, today introduced two new offerings to combat the growing diabetes crisis in the U.S.: a dedicated Diabetes Lifestyle Program for employers and health plans, and Glucose Forecasting available to both enterprise and consumer members. These powerful new tools underscore Noom’s commitment to make personalized, science-backed health solutions accessible to everyone, and to address type 2 diabetes — one of the nation’s most costly and fastest-growing chronic conditions.

Noom’s Diabetes Lifestyle Program delivers measurable, clinically validated results. In just three months, participants achieved significant health improvements:

• Nearly three-fourths of members achieved a clinically significant A1C reduction
• Average A1C dropped by an impressive 1.0%
• Mean blood glucose decreased by 29 mg/dL
  

Through a combination of one-on-one coaching, personalized nutrition guidance, and smart tracking tools, the Noom Diabetes Lifestyle Program empowers members while providing employers and payers measurable gains in engagement, outcomes, and cost savings.

Introducing Glucose Forecasting

Noom’s new Glucose Forecasting tool predicts how meals may affect future blood glucose levels — without requiring a CGM or hardware. Predictions are based on member demographics like age, sex, BMI, and metabolic status.

Unlike traditional glucose monitoring solutions, Noom’s forecasting technology uses advanced models to deliver predictive insights without requiring expensive devices. The forecasting tool will be available to enterprise members who have access to the Diabetes Lifestyle program and select consumer members.

Key features of Noom’s Glucose Forecasting include:

• Predictive insights to help members anticipate glucose responses to meals
• Insights on the specific ingredients within a meal that drive heightened blood glucose, so members learn about the impact of specific foods and can make healthier decisions in the future
• Early intervention support for individuals with prediabetes or at elevated risk, helping to slow or prevent progression to type 2 diabetes