Area deprivation levels of members of a fully digital diabetes prevention program compared to the US population.

Sarah K Pickus¹, Kimberly G Lockwood¹, Sarah A Graham¹

¹Clinical Research & Data Science, Lark Health, Mountain View, CA, United States.

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Deprived geographic areas have high rates of poverty, unemployment, low education, and limited access to health care, which can lead to poor health outcomes. Fully digital deliveries of the National Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) can offer accessible preventive healthcare to individuals living in deprived areas, but this does not necessarily mean that these individuals will particip…

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