Compelling mission with momentum in the market and clear trajectory for the next 3 years - Anonymous employee Omada Health Employee Review

5.0
28 Sept 2021
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

• Fantastic mission, and traction in the market to make it a reality • Exciting 3 yr vision: lots to do, and we're getting laser focused on priorities and hiring to add capacity so teams don't burn out • Rigorous focus on members' health outcomes and operating as a healthcare provider vs a wellness platform • Humble, dedicated, and intelligent leaders and coworkers • Great cross-functional relationships between clinical and prod/dev teams • Unlimited PTO and monthly wellness days that people actually use! • No meeting Wednesday afternoons • Growing fast, ability to advance • Remote first, can work from anywhere and there's also office space in SF for collaboration and ad hoc use • Generous home office stipend and phone/internet reimbursement • Prof/dev time carved out of every week for eng team self-directed learning and development

Cons

• Complex business model with more stakeholders to manage/consider than traditional (non-healthcare) consumer products company • We currently have a lot of exciting market opportunities and too little capacity to deliver -- we're laser-focused on hiring to capitalize on opportunities • Easy to work long hours in a remote-first company. It is possible to set boundaries and keep the hours manageable but it takes being proactive and unapologetic about your own calendar.

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5.0
10 Jun 2026
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Pros

Great culture, great mission, great people!

Cons

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4.0
19 Jun 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Lots of smart people, great mission, digital health company that's balancing clinical evidence with tech growth.

Cons

Less of a con, more of a heads up to make sure your role is truly valued during the interview process. Try to gauge how much cross-functional buy-in is needed for you to have impact. As with most startups, layoffs happen and if you're struggling to get projects started because there's no internal support, your role is at risk.

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