Our community

Direct, ongoing connections to millions of people across 100+ conditions

Members consent to share health data and, in return, receive meaningful value through support, rewards, and greater control over their health.

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The Evidation Community at a glance

5.6M
members across 97% of U.S. ZIP codes
1M+
members have participated in research
1.3B+
data points collected every day
100+
conditions represented
90%
average program engagement*
89%
response to content seen in the app**

Privacy-first and consent-based: members control what they share, with whom, and for how long.

*Varies by population, protocol, and length of program. **Conversion rate for “click to read” offers once the offer is seen.

A two-way connection that members value

Our ongoing relationship with members generates high-quality data and drives healthier actions.

The Evidation app Research tab listing today's tasks and active programs
Discover programs
Members pick programs, from 30-second sleep check-ins to migraine and GLP-1 communities.
The Evidation app My Health page with symptom logging and health categories
Share what matters
Short check-ins, most under 2 minutes a day, capture how people feel day to day.
The Evidation app Today screen with a personal sleep insight and a daily check-in
Get insights
Free insights on sleep, activity, and daily habits, funded by research.
The Evidation app Points History showing points earned from tracked activities
Earn rewards
When a study is funded, members share in the value: points for gift cards, PayPal, or Venmo.

Longitudinal cohorts across key conditions

Engaged, recontactable cohorts with time-aligned wearable, survey, and clinical data across 100+ conditions.

Heart HealthCARDIOMETABOLIC & GLP-1
GLP-1 initiation, dosing, switching, persistence, and weight journeys
AUTOIMMUNE
Flares, symptom burden, sleep, and treatment response
DERMATOLOGY
Itch, sleep, treatment sequences, and quality of life
RESPIRATORY

Symptoms, exacerbations, inhaler use, and air quality

NEUROLOGY

Cognition, migraine, MS, fatigue, and daily function

CARDIOVASCULAR & RARE DISEASE

Exertion, fatigue, symptom variability, and daily function

VACCINES & INFECTIOUS DISEASE

Flu and respiratory illness, symptom follow-up, and vaccination journeys

20+ MORE COHORTS
IBD, mental health, women's health, sleep, and more

Members are characterized by dozens of variables

Rich profiles let you find, segment, and follow exactly the people your research needs.

Demographics
  • ZIP code
  • Birth sex and gender
  • Race and ethnicity
  • Height and weight
  • Education and household income
  • Health insurance
Social determinants
  • Health risk
  • Internet access
  • English at home
  • Meeting needs and assistance programs
  • Transportation and food concerns
  • Care-seeking delays
Conditions & treatment
  • Diagnoses and comorbidities
  • Medical care and symptoms
  • Medications (Rx and OTC)
  • Treatment experience
  • Lab values
  • Digital health measures
Health & lifestyle
  • Quality of life
  • Physical activity
  • Diet changes
  • Caffeine and alcohol intake
  • Smoking
  • Oral and preventive health

See how customers work with our community

Programs that engaged the right people and kept them engaged.

American College of Cardiology · Heart health

Helping people act on their heart health

ACC's Heart Health program lets patients track everyday health and manage their care between visits.

USC & RAND · Population health

A nationally representative digital health dataset

American Life in Real-time (ALiR) is a public benchmark registry for person-generated health data.

Myovant Sciences · Women's health

Finding gaps in the patient experience

A 4-month, direct-to-patient study with 350 women living with uterine fibroids uncovered significant unmet needs.

Let's design your next study

Tell us the question you need to answer. Our scientists will show you which cohorts, data types, and study designs can get you there, and how quickly.