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Vida Health earns DiMe Seal for excellence in digital health. The prestigious recognition reinforces Vida's leadership in and commitment to delivering high-quality, trusted, and leading cardiometabolic care. July 10, 2026 SAN FRANCISCO - July 7, 2026 - Vida Health, a leading digital health company delivering integrated, longitudinal cardiometabolic and behavioral health care, today announced it has been awarded a DiMe Seal from the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe). Vida is one of the first digital cardiometabolic care platforms to receive the DiMe Seal for meeting rigorous standards across quality, security, and usability. As buyers face increasing difficulty distinguishing evidence-based digital health from marketing claims, independent standards like the DiMe Seal give employers and health plans an objective anchor. "Earning the DiMe Seal reflects our commitment to delivering industry-leading, clinically proven care through a platform that members can trust," said Joe Murad, CEO at Vida Health. "Every aspect of the Vida experience, from provider care to privacy and security, is designed to support better health outcomes while giving employers, health plans, and members confidence in the care we deliver." Building on Vida's 10 years of clinical experience across 4.6 million covered lives, the DiMe Seal validates the quality and rigor of Vida's virtual cardiometabolic platform. Vida's platform was evaluated by the independent DiMe Seal Governance Committee, composed of industry leaders and innovators from across the digital health ecosystem. The achievement reflects Vida's ongoing commitment to delivering measurable clinical outcomes through evidence-based virtual care. The DiMe Seal builds trust in the market, accelerates the adoption of digital health tools to improve health outcomes, and invites a continuous cycle of rigorous evaluation to elevate the practices of digital health. About Vida Health Vida Health is a value-based, virtual cardiometabolic care provider that matches members to the right level of care based on their metabolic instability. Its medication guidance system prioritizes lower-cost, high-value therapeutic alternatives across obesity, diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, noncirrhotic metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH), obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Vida serves members at all acuity levels, combining evidence-based prescribing with behavior change support and provider-led care. The company's multidisciplinary team of obesity medicine-certified physicians, nurses, registered dietitians, expert coaches, and licensed therapists delivers a whole-person approach that improves outcomes while reducing avoidable healthcare costs. Vida serves members in all 50 states and Washington, D.C., offers services in both English and Spanish, and operates on a value-based pricing model that centers on measurable health outcomes. To learn more, visit www.Vida.com. Media Contact Payton St. Lawrence BIG FISH PR for Vida Health

Vida Health and Instacart have partnered to improve health outcomes for members managing cardiometabolic conditions through increased access to nutritious food. The collaboration integrates Instacart's "Fresh Funds" technology, allowing Vida's clinical teams to provide members with targeted grocery stipends that turn personalised nutrition advice into actionable purchases. The partnership aims to bridge the gap between clinical guidance and daily healthy habits, particularly for members in food deserts, rural areas and underserved communities. Vida's multidisciplinary team creates culturally sensitive meal plans, which members can fulfil through Instacart's nationwide delivery network. The companies plan to deepen integration by making Vida-designed meal plans directly shoppable through Instacart's platform and exploring opportunities for employers to subsidise food access as a formal employee benefit.

Oura takes ring data into the doctor's office with its latest partnership. A new Oura and Vida Health partnership integrates ring data into real-world care. 5 hours ago Kaitlyn Cimino / Android Authority * Oura is partnering with Vida Health to bring Oura Ring data into virtual metabolic care programs. * The integration syncs biometric data like sleep, HRV, and resting heart rate directly into Vida's platform for continuous monitoring. * This allows care teams to spot changes earlier and adjust coaching and care plans in real time. Oura is making a deeper push into healthcare. A newly announced partnership with Vida Health, a virtual care platform focused on metabolic health, suggests the company wants its wearable data to go beyond the app. Instead of relying on occasional lab work or check-ins, Vida's care teams will have access to a steady stream of biometric data from users' Oura Rings. That includes sleep, heart rate variability (HRV), and resting heart rate, signals that can change day to day and reveal patterns over time. Oura will sync the data directly into Vida's virtual care platform, giving clinicians a more continuous view of a patient's metabolic health. In theory, that should make it easier for providers to spot changes earlier and adjust care plans as needed. Don't want to miss the best from Android Authority? * Set Androidauthority as a favorite source in Google Discover to never miss its latest exclusive reports, expert analysis, and much more. * You can also set Androidauthority as a preferred source in Google Search by clicking the button below. For users, not much should change on the surface. You'll still wear your ring and check your own stats as usual. It's just that now, instead of staying in a standalone app, the data can feed into structured programs focused on metabolic health, including weight, stress, and cardiovascular risk, making care plans more relevant to what's actually happening day to day. Virtual care platforms depend heavily on engagement, and generic advice only goes so far. Data-backed feedback tied to your recent sleep or stress patterns has a better shot at making a difference, especially when it shows up in the moment instead of weeks later. There's also a clear business angle. Like most value-based care models, the pitch is that earlier interventions and better adherence lead to fewer high-cost health issues over time, something employers and health plans are more than happy to hear. Rings, watches, and other fitness trackers have been collecting this kind of data for years, and Oura has steadily promoted broad health insights. Yet, partnerships like this suggest that data is finally being folded into actual care, not just native app dashboards. At the very least, wearables are starting to look like a core part of healthcare, which is a long way from their pedometer roots.