Digital obesity clinic experiences strong growth in Norway
The digital health service Yazen has seen significant growth over the past year. The company, which offers medical treatment and follow-up for obesity online, increased its revenue by 87 percent last year.
To reach more customers, the company has invested large sums in marketing. According to recent figures, Yazen has spent 195 million kroner to make the service known to the Norwegian market. This strategy appears to have yielded results in the form of increased activity.
Yazen functions as a digital clinic where patients can receive help with weight loss through an app. The offering includes both medical guidance and close follow-up from healthcare professionals, which has become a popular alternative for many who want help with obesity without having to visit a physical doctor's office.
The sharp increase in revenue shows that there is a high demand for digital health services in Norway. The company is now continuing its work to further develop its offering, while simultaneously monitoring developments in the Norwegian weight loss market.