Within Health reports strong outcomes as remote eating disorder care scales

Within Health says its 2024-2025 outcomes report shows its fully remote eating disorder treatment model continued to deliver strong results as the company expanded into more states and added in-network partnerships. The report found significant improvements across clinical measures and high patient satisfaction, suggesting the model can scale without losing effectiveness.

Why it matters: - Eating disorder treatment often breaks down when patients cannot fit care into daily life. - Within Health is trying to show that a remote, highly individualized model can remove that barrier without weakening clinical results. - The company’s report points to durable outcomes even as the program expands, which matters for access to higher-level mental health care.

What happened: - Within Health released its 2024-2025 Outcomes Report covering patients treated through its enhanced partial hospitalization program and intensive outpatient program from 2024 through 2025. - The report found statistically significant improvements across outcome domains and high patient satisfaction. - At discharge, 68% of patients had eating disorder symptoms below the clinical cutoff. - At discharge, 67% of patients had depressive symptoms below the clinical cutoff. - At discharge, 69% of patients were at or above 90% of their biologically appropriate weight. - At discharge, 89% of patients agreed or strongly agreed that they were satisfied with their care. - Patients across symptom severity, age and diagnostic groups showed similarly positive outcomes.

The details: - Within delivers higher-level eating disorder care through a fully remote model built around therapy, medical monitoring, nutrition support and individualized meal interventions. - The care model is designed to extend treatment into patients’ everyday environments. - The company combines evidence-based clinical care with technology to help the care team adjust treatment as patient needs change. - The report says outcomes remained strong as Within scaled into additional states and secured in-network partnerships. - Within also expanded the way it measures impact by adding supplementary symptom measures, individualized weight restoration metrics, supporter results and post-discharge results. - The 2024-2025 report shows improvement during treatment and stable outcomes for patients up to one year after discharge.

Between the lines: - The report is also a scaling test. - Remote care is often framed as a workaround for access problems, but Within is positioning it as a clinical delivery model that can support complex, individualized treatment. - The broader message is that measurement quality matters as much as growth, especially in a field where outcomes can vary widely by patient group.

What’s next: - Within Health will host a free information session on Thursday, September 17, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM EDT. - Dr. Caitlin Shepherd, Senior Director of Clinical Research and Outcomes, will present the company’s latest outcomes, findings across patient groups and expanded evaluation approach. - The full 2024-2025 Outcomes Report is available online.

The bottom line: - Within Health is using outcomes data to argue that fully remote eating disorder treatment can scale while maintaining strong clinical results and high patient satisfaction.