We currently support DPP and DSMP organizations.

A Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) is an evidence-based, year-long lifestyle intervention designed to help people with prediabetes reduce their risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Programs typically focus on nutrition, physical activity, weight loss, and behavior change and are often delivered in group settings.

A Diabetes Self-Management Program (DSMP) helps people already living with diabetes build skills to manage their condition. Programs focus on medication adherence, blood sugar monitoring, nutrition, physical activity, stress management, and problem-solving.

Research shows that DPPs can reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes by up to 58% (and more for older adults). DSMPs are associated with improved A1c levels, better medication adherence, and improved quality of life.

Savo purchases are made by fiscal decision-makers at community-based organizations or those that support the organization’s operations through funding and technical assistance.

Prevention programs are often delivered by:

• Community-based organizations

• Health departments

• YMCAs and nonprofits

• Faith-based or cultural organizations

Delivery is typically led by trained lifestyle coaches or facilitators—not clinicians.

Savo Health is a workflow and billing platform that helps community-based organizations run, track, and sustain DPP and DSMP programs. It supports referrals, engagement tracking, documentation, and optional billing workflows without requiring CBOs to become clinical experts over night.

No. Savo is designed to support coaches by reducing paperwork and administrative work so they can focus on participants.

No. Organizations can use Savo solely for program management and reporting. Billing support is optional and can be added when organizations are ready.

Savo is built with HIPAA-aligned security practices, including role-based access and secure data handling appropriate for community-based care delivery.