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Cancer costs drives up claims & Risk Exposure
Cancer costs are growing 5x relative to average healthcare costs *
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* AON Study on Medical Plan Costs (link)
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Lifestyle Modification & Trauma-Informed Care Program Improving Employee Health Outcomes & Saving Employer Costs
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Clinically Validated
Improved Employee Health Outcomes and Employer Cost Savings
90%
Adherence Rate
30%
Presenteeism
+16pp
Quality Of Life
30%
Cost
* Interim analyses on Quality of Life Scores (QoLS) for cancer survivors from IRB Study NCT06397651
Significant Savings in 12 Months
Your Projected Medical Costs
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Total Medical Cost Savings Projections for 10,000-Member Organization Across two Complement1 Programs, based on Validated Health Savings Model by ADVI Health (USA).
Remarkable Employee Satisfaction Scores
from Daily Masterclasses with your CoActive Coaches
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Net Promoter Score
90+
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Daily Session Ratings
4.8
Daily Session Ratings
Seen across 8000+ sessions
Programs
Two Programs
Reducing 30% Cancer Costs
Cancer Patients & Survivors
Science
Lifestyle Modifications are associated with 35-40% improved Cancer-Related Health Outcomes.
Program
  1. 45 Mins: Diet, Exercise - S&C, Cardio, Yoga, Dance
  2. 30 mins Somatic Self-Healing: Breathwork, Meditation
  3. Live 1:1 Daily with Trauma-Informed Coaches
  4. Upto 12 Months
Evidence
Validated By IRB Clinical RCT
Coverage
3% of Population
High Risk Individuals
Science
Lifestyle Modifications Reduce Cancer Risk Factors by 30% #
Program
  1. 30 Mins: Diet, Exercise - S&C, Cardio, Yoga, Dance
  2. 30 mins Somatic Self-Healing: Breathwork, Meditation
  3. Live 1:1 Daily with Trauma-Informed Coaches
  4. Upto 12 Months
Evidence
Validated By Risk Factors Pilot Study
Coverage
50% of Population
# 3 factors increase cancer risk further: Family, Lifestyle or Childhood/Emotional Trauma
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