Todai Health is a virtual peer-support program for adults living with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes.
Members meet one-to-one with trained Care Mentors who also manage diabetes. A Care Mentor is Todai Health's term for a trained peer who brings personal experience living with diabetes.
We are starting with a small first program so we can learn what works, improve the experience, and build carefully before expanding.
For organizations, working with Todai Health at this stage can mean helping people learn about the program, creating useful educational resources together, or contributing to shared learning about peer support.
Todai Health provides peer support and educational tools, not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Organizations that want to share a peer-support option with adults in their community who may benefit from talking with someone who also manages diabetes.
Care teams that want to make patients aware of additional peer support between appointments.
Todai Health is complementary to clinical care. It does not replace a physician, diabetes educator, pharmacist, therapist, or other health professional.
We are open to conversations about future programs and pilots after we learn from this first direct-to-participant program.
We are not currently offering enterprise deployment or health-plan integration.
Organizations interested in learning more about structured peer support, the everyday experience of living with diabetes, or the responsible use of AI-assisted tools in peer-support programs.
Any research or formal evaluation would require separate agreement, appropriate review, and clear participant consent.
Share Todai Health's Member and Care Mentor opportunities with people in your community who may be interested.
Your organization does not need to screen participants, determine eligibility, or share patient lists or protected health information with Todai Health.
Interested individuals can apply directly. Todai Health handles eligibility review, onboarding, and participation in the 8-week program.
We can explore short, practical educational content for people living with diabetes, including resources about peer support and the everyday challenges that happen between medical appointments.
Any co-branded content would be reviewed by both organizations before it is shared.
Educational content does not replace medical advice or clinical care.
We are starting small because we want to understand what Members and Care Mentors actually find useful.
We can share appropriate program-level learnings with partners, such as what participants found helpful, what was confusing, and what we are changing as a result.
We will not share identifiable Member information with a partner without the Member's explicit consent.
Clear boundaries protect Members, Care Mentors, and partner organizations.
Todai Health will not:
Todai Health does not currently send Member information directly to health care providers or integrate directly with their systems.
If a Member wants to share something from Todai Health with a clinician, the Member decides what to share and how to share it.
People who join Todai Health can expect:
Care Mentors are peers, not clinicians. They do not diagnose medical conditions, recommend or change medication, create treatment plans, or replace a Member's health care team.
AI-assisted tools may support Care Mentors with preparation, summaries, prompts, and safety workflows. AI does not diagnose, treat, make medical decisions, or replace human judgment.
A short note about your organization, the community you serve, and what you are interested in exploring is enough to start the conversation.
If you are simply looking for something to share with your community, we can provide Member and Care Mentor information you can distribute directly.
Todai Health provides structured peer support and educational tools, not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
For medical questions, symptoms, medication changes, or treatment decisions, individuals should contact a physician or another qualified health professional.
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