For partner clinics
The patient who disappears is predictable
With generic semaglutide on the market, the prescription became a commodity — and the patient who comes only to collect it does not come back. Our data shows you can tell who will disappear in the first weeks, while there is still time to act.
What our data shows
Real-world numbers from Ew2health, with patients followed in GLP-1 programmes. Observational — they indicate association, not causation.
The window where everything is decided
The monitoring habit forms between the third and the eighth week — and after that it barely changes: 65% of patients stay in the same consistency band and only 5% improve.
That is why "being proactive" in general terms does not work. What works is acting inside that window, with the right patients. Sinque shows who is outside it while it can still be corrected.
What makes a patient stay
It is not the feeling of being cared for — that is the reason the clinic thinks it matters. What changes the patient's decision is seeing their own probability.
Chance of reaching 5% loss in 6 months
By weigh-in frequency in the first weeks
Patients with obesity, ≥6 months of opportunity · n=256 vs 144 · observational
Active time in the programme
By engagement in the first weeks
n=600 (engaged) vs 342 (low) · area under the retention curve · observational
How to use this in the conversation with the patient
You do not need to convince them that follow-up matters. Show them their number: patients who weigh in four or more times a week have a 42% chance of reaching 5% loss in six months — those weighing in fewer than twice have 10%. And against the fear of weight regain: the deeper the patient goes, the less they give back — 96% of the result kept, versus 64%.
Build your programme
How it would work in your clinic
Choose the duration, who is on your team and how the monitor reaches the patient. The programme builds itself below, with the phases, who leads each one and what Sinque does at every point.
6-month programme
13 scheduled contacts · monitor bought by the patient · team: physician, dietitian, exercise specialistPhase Zero
Clinical screening and monitoring activation. The first weigh-ins define entry into treatment.
Led by: Physician
Sinque activates the monitor and records the first weigh-in.
Foundation — the critical window
This is where the habit is decided. Without it, the chance of dropout is 10 times higher — and after week eight almost nobody changes band.
Led by: Dietitian
Sinque flags anyone not weighing in 4+ times a week, while there is still time to correct it.
Momentum
Medication under way and motivational support. Follow-up sustains adherence in the phase where the novelty effect wears off.
Led by: Dietitian
Sinque tracks weight loss and body composition between visits.
Sustaining
Tapering the medication and preventing regain — the moment the result is either lost or consolidated.
Led by: Exercise specialist
Sinque monitors early signs of regain and supports the taper with data.
In detail
How the monitor reaches the patient
Three models. You choose per patient, not per contract — you can use all three in the same week. Tap each one to see how it works in practice.
The patient buys, with the discount you set
Available- Who pays
- The patient, at the moment of purchase.
- Your investment
- None. You advance no capital and take no risk.
- Discount
- You set it, from 0% to 99%, patient by patient.
- What you do
- Generate the code in the portal and send it to the patient.
- What the patient does
- Opens the link, fills in their details and pays by card, instalments or bank transfer.
- Invoice
- Issued by Sinque in the patient's name.
- Delivery
- Straight to the patient's address, with tracking.
When to use it
The default path, and the one that fits most cases. Zero tied-up capital, zero risk, no new tax obligation for the clinic. If you are starting with Sinque, start here.
What your clinic does not have to do
None of the models turns your clinic into a product reseller.
No need to buy stock
In models A and B, no equipment passes through your clinic.
No need to invoice a product
The monitor's invoice is always issued by Sinque.
No need for a retail licence
Your clinic resells no goods in any of the models.
No need to pack or ship
Picking, shipping and tracking are ours.
No need to handle returns
Cooling-off returns and warranty are handled by Sinque.
No need to give tech support
Scale or app problems — the patient talks to us.
And how billing works
The device is one thing. The follow-up is another — and that is what generates the monthly fee.
One invoice a month, per active patient
You receive a single monthly service invoice listing the patients who used Sinque in that period. It is not one invoice per patient.
Discharged? You deactivate and stop paying
You deactivate in the portal at any time. It applies from the day you record it — no penalty, no notice period, no phone call.
You price your programme however you want
Sinque is a cost of your operation, like any other input. How you build it into the price of your programme is your decision.
Why you can trust these numbers
Statistical honesty is what holds up the conversation with whoever signs the budget.
Intention to treat
Dropout counts as failure. It is never hidden to flatter the result.
Validated data
Physiologically impossible records are excluded, with the criterion documented.
Long cohorts
336 patients with 9 months or more of follow-up, and 207 with 12 months or more.
Honest language
We say "associates" and "predicts", not "proves". The caveats stay visible.
The main point
You take care of the patient. The rest is our problem.
Stock, invoicing, shipping, tracking, returns and technical support stay with Sinque. Your clinic brings what it does best — the clinical decision and the follow-up at the moment it changes the outcome.
Sinque · Ew2health — informational material for partner clinics. All figures come from Ew2health real-world data and are observational in nature: they indicate association, not causation. Model C is rolling out; check availability.