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Improved by at least 3 points.
Studies
KPI and ROI, kept separate.
The KPI study is the 12-week look at physical function for people using Fun & Moving. The ROI study is the modeled financial return for an organization.
KPI study · 12 weeks · 100 adults
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82%
71%
Chronic disease, with no surgery or injury recovery
+9.73 points
Accessible adaptive exercise for chronic disease and limited mobility.
Fun & Moving guided exercise that can begin in bed, continue from a chair, and progress to standing, so people can match the movement to what they can do. This real-world study followed 100 adults with complete PROMIS Physical Function scores at the start, at 6 weeks, and at 12 weeks.
Mean age was 44.7 years. 77 of 100 had at least one chronic condition. 21 used a mobility device. Participants recorded a mean of 181 minutes of Fun & Moving exercise over the 12 weeks. Physical function improved at every check.
Physical function over 12 weeks
PROMIS Physical Function. A higher score means better physical function.
| Check | People | Mean score | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start | 100 | 41.33 | — |
| 6 weeks | 100 | 50.54 | +9.21 from the start |
| 12 weeks | 100 | 64.15 | +13.61 from 6 weeks |
| Start to 12 weeks | 100 | 64.15 | +22.82 |
Improved by at least 5 points.
Improved by at least 10 points.
17 adults living with chronic disease improved from 42.34 at the start to 52.06 at 12 weeks.
Who took part
| Group | People |
|---|---|
| Any chronic condition | 77 of 100 |
| Diabetes or prediabetes | 26 of 100 |
| Hip or knee pain | 36 of 100 |
| Arthritis or joint pain | 13 of 100 |
| Heart disease, vascular disease, or hypertension | 11 of 100 |
| Parkinson disease | 6 of 100 |
| Used a mobility device | 21 of 100 |
Improvement by condition
Mean PROMIS Physical Function change from the start to 12 weeks.
| Condition | People | Start | 12 weeks | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Diabetes or prediabetes | 26 | 43.77 | 56.49 | +12.72 |
| Parkinson disease | 6 | 40.02 | 51.97 | +11.95 |
| Mobility device | 21 | 40.10 | 51.97 | +11.87 |
| Heart disease, vascular disease, or hypertension | 11 | 43.43 | 52.89 | +9.46 |
| Arthritis or joint pain | 13 | 40.53 | 52.52 | +11.99 |
| Hip or knee pain | 36 | 42.18 | 58.99 | +16.82 |
ROI study · September 2026 · 100,000-life example
Gross modeled ROI
2.58x
Net modeled ROI
1.58x
Modeled annual impact
$66,776
After program fees
$40,870
Modeled return on the program.
For a 100,000-life example, the September 2026 model shows about $2.58 in modeled gross healthcare savings for each $1.00 of program fee, and about $1.58 after program fees.
Your population
Calculate your potential ROI
Use this simple calculator to explore how program participation could affect the modeled opportunity for your organization based on our verified actuarial methodology.
Cohort Scale Inputs
Diabetes Prevalence Rate8.2%
Program User Adoption Rate10.0%
Engaged Completion Rate50.0%
Starting Diabetic PMPM$2,156.00
Post-Intervention PMPM$2,141.00 (-$15)
Calculator Disclaimer: This calculator provides an illustrative scenario based on the assumptions used in the September 2026 ROI model. It is not a prediction or guarantee of actual savings.
Modeled Pathway Results
Based on 500,000 lives
Identified Diabetics
41,120
Program Users
4,112
Fully Engaged
2,056
Projected Fees
$129,530
Total Modeled Impact
$333,880
Aggregate annual claims variance
Modeled Net Value
$204,350
Impact after full program fee deduction
Gross Modeled ROI
2.58x
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Net Modeled ROI
1.58x
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