BOSTON– Form Health, a telehealth provider specializing in obesity and cardiometabolic care, announced Wednesday it has been selected as a provider option on Novo Nordisk’s NovoCare® platform. The move will expand access to high-quality, science-based treatment delivered by board-certified Obesity Medicine Clinicians and Registered Dietitians.
NovoCare® connects patients with trusted healthcare providers for chronic conditions. Form Health was chosen for its clinician-led model, adherence to best practices, and rejection of non-FDA-approved compounded products that may pose safety risks.
“Form’s mission has always been to make high-quality, science-based care accessible to everyone who needs it,” said Evan Richardson, founder and CEO of Form Health. “Being selected for the NovoCare® platform allows us to reach more patients living with obesity across the United States with evidence-based treatment, delivered by board-certified clinicians, and free from the shortcuts and unsafe practices that undermine patient safety. We’re proud to collaborate with Novo Nordisk in helping more people receive the care they deserve.”
Dave Moore, executive vice president of U.S. operations at Novo Nordisk, said, “At Novo Nordisk, we’re committed to helping people living with obesity and cardiometabolic conditions access safe, effective, and reliable care. Form Health’s independent, clinician-led approach and dedication to high clinical standards align with our mission, and we look forward to connecting more patients with expert care teams through NovoCare®.”
Form Health is among a select group of telehealth providers invited to the platform. Providers are chosen for their commitment to evidence-based care and comprehensive support.
“Obesity and related cardiometabolic conditions require more than a prescription; they demand comprehensive, reliable care,” said Florencia Halperin, M.D., M.M.Sc., chief medical officer of Form Health. “Through Form Health, patients will have access to dedicated clinical teams, who combine the latest scientific evidence with nutrition, physical activity, and behavioral support to deliver sustainable, long-term health improvements.”
