THE GOLD STANDARD IN MEDICARE AND MEDICAID TELEHEALTH SERVICES

“Only the Black Church and Telehealth can Dramatically Improve African American Health.”

— Michael Fletcher, CEO, New Covenant Healthcare

A congregation gathered in a sanctuary with stained-glass windows

New Covenant Healthcare has partnered with 35,000 churches to prove it.

By integrating physician oversight and faith-based community engagement, New Covenant Healthcare is advancing a scalable, compliance-driven model for addressing chronic disease in populations historically burdened by disproportionate health risk through Telehealth Services.

What Data Partners License

Three Categories of Obesity Data™

Clinical Criteria Met

Patients Who Qualify for GLP-1

Individuals with a BMI of 30 or more, or 27 or more with a weight-related condition, meeting the clinical criteria for GLP-1 therapy.

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Obesity Plus Comorbidity

Patients Who Qualify for Telehealth Services

Individuals with obesity and at least one additional chronic condition, meeting Medicare's standard for Chronic Care Management.

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Medicare Status Identified

Medicare Advantage Eligible Patients

Individuals turning 65, those over 65 looking to enroll, Original Medicare enrollees, and those dual-eligible for Medicaid or living with chronic conditions.

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High-Acuity by Definition

Ninety-Three percent of Obesity Data™ patients meet clinical obesity criteria, and obesity is never the only condition.

Clinical obesity criteria: BMI ≥ 30, or BMI ≥ 27 with a weight-related condition.

CONDITIONWITH OBESITYCLASS III OBESITY
(BMI ≥ 40)
Hypertension87%92%
Type 2 diabetes48%59%
Osteoarthritis44%54%
Sleep apnea25%41%
Chronic kidney disease18%25%
Heart failure10%17%
More than 5 chronic medications24%33%

3.6 million Medicare beneficiaries with obesity studied. Source: Xue J, et al. Diabetes Obes Metab. 2026;28:9155–9165.