Insulet partners with Calm to launch diabetes mindfulness tools
Insulet Corporation has partnered with Calm to launch The Mind in Range Collection, offering free mindfulness resources like a sleep story by Lila Moss to support the mental well-being of the diabetes community. The initiative addresses high rates of anxiety and poor sleep among patients, with Insulet's research showing significant demand for holistic care. The partnership aims to normalize mental health conversations in diabetes management and reduce the emotional burden of the disease.

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Insulet Corporation has partnered with Calm to provide emotional well-being resources for people living with diabetes, their caregivers, and healthcare professionals. The collaboration introduces The Mind in Range Collection, a set of tailored mindfulness tools available at no cost, designed to address the mental health challenges associated with diabetes management. This initiative marks Calm’s first integrated content partnership with a MedTech company.
The Mind in Range Collection is available on the Calm app and website. It features a sleep story narrated by fashion model and Omnipod user Lila Moss, a series of guided meditations to manage stress, and a breathing exercise for quick resets. The content aims to reduce the cognitive burden and emotional stress often experienced by those managing diabetes.
Global research from Insulet highlights the need for such holistic support. The data reveals that 66% of people with diabetes and 46% of caregivers report poor-quality sleep driven by diabetes-related stress. Additionally, 62% of people with type 1 diabetes and 60% with type 2 diabetes expressed a desire for support that includes mental health and mindfulness.
Impact of Mindfulness on Diabetes Care
Studies indicate that mindfulness-based stress reduction can meaningfully reduce stress for people with diabetes over time. Among those already using mindfulness tools, 39% reported less stress, while 33% experienced less anxiety and fewer sleep problems.
| Metric | Percentage |
|---|---|
| People with diabetes reporting poor-quality sleep | 66% |
| Caregivers reporting poor-quality sleep | 46% |
| Type 1 diabetes patients wanting mental health support | 62% |
| Type 2 diabetes patients wanting mental health support | 60% |
| Mindfulness tool users reporting less stress | 39% |
| Mindfulness tool users reporting less anxiety | 33% |
Manoj Raghunandanan, Chief Growth Officer at Insulet, emphasized that living with diabetes requires constant decisions that can create stress and anxiety. He noted that nearly 80% of people living with diabetes suffer burnout from the emotional strain of daily management. Partnering with Calm allows Insulet to expand support beyond physical outcomes to include the emotional dimension of diabetes care.
Dr. Chris Mosunic, Chief Clinical Officer at Calm, stated that mindfulness plays a powerful role in improving quality of life for people living with diabetes. By combining Calm’s expertise with Insulet’s leadership in diabetes technology, the partnership aims to deliver tools that reduce cognitive burden and relieve emotional stress.
The initiative will roll out globally, with bespoke content promoted across Omnipod and Calm channels throughout the year. Users can access the free resources, including the guided meditations and Lila Moss’s sleep story, via the Omnipod × Calm page.
Will this partnership drive measurable user retention and loyalty growth for Insulet's Omnipod system?
Could the success of this pilot lead Insulet to integrate biometric data from the Omnipod into Calm's mindfulness platform?
How will Insulet measure the clinical efficacy of these mindfulness tools on patient health outcomes over time?






























