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We take your employees’ wellness personally
BASE10’s nutrigenetics program delivers personalized, DNA-based recommendations to transform your employees’ health outcomes.
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An end-to-end program that goes beyond one-size-fits-all

Precision Nutrition is dietitian-driven to help employees manage health and chronic illness. By offering nutrition recommendations based on individuals’ genetic makeup, self-funded organizations can attract and retain employees and decrease health insurance costs.

A DNA-based program that transforms health outcomes

People are more likely to adhere to personalized, data-driven wellness recommendations. That’s why we center our Precision Nutrition program around genetic insights, access to a high-touch clinical team, and support from dedicated registered dietitian nutritionists.


Our data show that for 20% of high-risk employees graduating from the Precision Nutrition program, you may see a 70% - 90% reduction in the plan expenses when it comes to medication for diabetic and/or other chronic diseases.

Support employees in reaching their wellness goals
Whether healthy or managing a chronic illness, BASE10 connects employees to a registered dietitian nutritionist for individualized coaching to help them reach their goals.
Attract and retain valuable team members
When employees feel better, they can work better. Our DNA-based insights help support chronic conditions and provide tools to make long-lasting nutritional improvements.
Increase cost savings
By helping employees achieve measurable outcomes, you can increase your health plan ROI while reducing premiums and costs from high-risk employees.
Add value without adding extra workload
With hands-off implementation, BASE10’s team takes care of program recruitment and engagement as well as member management.
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A path to success with Precision Nutrition

BASE10’s dietitians support each participant’s needs based on personal, physical, and psychological factors that influence nutritional behavior. Unlike other approaches available, we focus on what makes everyone unique, and uncover individuals’ predispositions towards diet choices, nutritional needs, and how they metabolize various foods.

Employee Engagement

A truly hands-off solution for employers: We take care of employee engagement and recruitment to the program.


Hands-on help and coaching with registered dietitian nutritionist: We thoroughly explain the process and connect participants to their genetic results one-on-one.

Wellness Assessment

Champion healthy employees: We assess risk of chronic disease and curate a personalized curriculum based on their personal wellness goals.


Empower at-risk employees: our transformative nutrigenetics program delivers measurable health outcomes.

Clinical Engagement

High-touch engagement: our clinical team connects with participants on food and exercise regimens to help achieve goals.


Unlimited two-way communication Accessible contact supports lifestyle changes and nutritional guidance.


One-on-one guidance: our registered dietitians work directly with participants and use behavioral coaching to foster health promotion and disease prevention across the lifespan.

Backed by real results

We assessed and quantified the benefits of the Precision Nutrition Program on overall wellness.


During this 3-month pilot program, participants made meaningful changes to their health starting in the first month and some even reached their outcomes early.

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Large healthcare costs for high-risk employee lead to increased insurance premiums

Wellness programs of the past were designed to deliver services, not measurable health outcomes

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Increase in costs over five years for a diabetic 1
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Average annual medical expenditures for a diabetic 1
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Average annual insulin costs 2
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Average medical & work-associated costs for an obese man 3
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Average medical & work-associated costs for an obese woman 4
Refocus your resources toward what counts
Join our Precision Nutrition program today.

Medical Disclaimers

* Insurance premium reductions are subject to the size of enrolled cohorts and may vary from enterprise to enterprise.

  1. American Diabetes Association. Economic Costs of Diabetes in the U.S. in 2017. Diabetes Care. https://care.diabetesjournals.org/content/early/2018/03/20/dci18-0007. Published March 21, 2018. Accessed March 9, 2021.
  2. Tara O’Neill Hayes, et al. Insulin Cost and Pricing Trends. AAF. https://www.americanactionforum.org/research/insulin-cost-and-pricing-trends/#_edn19. Published April 2, 2020. Accessed March 9, 2021.
  3. Avi Dor, et al. A Heavy Burden: The Individual Costs of Being Overweight and Obese in the United States. The George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services. http://stop.publichealth.gwu.edu/sites/stop.publichealth.gwu.edu/files/images/Heavy_Burden_Report.pdf. Published September 21, 2010. Accessed March 9, 2021.

** The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) makes it against the law for health insurers to request, require, or use genetic information to make decisions about eligibility for health insurance and health insurance premiums, contribution amounts, or coverage terms.

BASE10 uses third-party cloud platforms that meet HIPAA and HITRUST compliance for the storage and access of data. Certifications and audits for these platforms are available online. BASE10’s corporate policies follow strict guidelines for the protection of customer health data within our platform. BASE10 does not engage in the selling of genetic data or exposure to external marketing.


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  1. It is important to note that this test is not intended to treat, diagnose, prevent, or cure any condition or disease. Results may vary. Whether genetic or environmental, it should be noted that food intake, rates of metabolism, and levels of exercise vary by individual. Individual results will also vary and should not be seen as typical.
  2. The association between genetic mutations and any program recommendations is an active area of scientific research, and future scientific discovers might alter our understanding of how this information is related to diet, nutrition, and exercise. The purpose of a genetic test is to provide information about a tested individual’s genes may affect their metabolism, weight, exercise, energy use, eating behavior, diet, and nutritional choices. Program participants should not change their diet, physical activity, or any medical treatments they are currently using based on genetic testing results without consulting their primary doctor.