Orexo´s digital therapies deliver therapeutic interventions to patients to prevent, manage, or treat a medical disorder or disease. The programs are available for patients in their own privacy 24/7 and can be used in conjunction with their ongoing treatment plans. Its efficacy has been demonstrated in numerous published clinical trials including thousands of patients.
The therapies are developed based on established cognitive behavioral therapy technique which is a goal-oriented psychotherapy treatment that takes a hands-on, practical approach to problem solving. The aim is to provide support and change patterns of thinking or behavior that are behind patients difficulties.
Partner: GAIA AG
Partner: GAIA AG
Partner: GAIA AG
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Instructions for use |
Alcohol management |
Depression |
Opioid use disorder |
Clinical evidence |
Evaluated in 1 randomized clinical trial, incl. > 600 patients 1 |
Evaluated in 13 randomized clinical trials, incl. > 2.800 patients 2 |
Ongoing randomized clinical trial, incl. more than 430 patients |
Length of treatment |
180 days |
90 days |
180 days |
Orexo´s digital therapeutics are developed by GAIA AG or in collaboration with GAIA AG who has long experience from developing evidence-based digital therapies within multiple therapeuitc areas. All therapies are developed in consultation with psychologists, physicians and patients and are built on techniques related to cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).
GAIA: a world leader in digital therapeutics
- Proven effectiveness in numerous randomized clinical trials with over 7,000 patients
- More than 12 years of R&D experience, 20+ CE & FDA compliant products
- Indications - CNS, immunology, oncology
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MODIA® - our digital therapy for opioid use disorder
- to be used along with pharmaceuticals
- 180 days treatment
- grounded in cognitive behavioral therapy techniques
- available 24/7
- ongoing clinical trial incl. more than 430 patients
1 Jördis M. Zill, Eva Christalle, Björn Meyer, Martin Härter, and Jörg Dirmaier The Effectiveness of an Internet Intervention Aimed at Reducing Alcohol Consumption in Adults: Results of a Randomized Controlled Trial (Vorvida) Dtsch Arztebl Int 2019; 116: 127–33. DOI: 10.3238/arztebl.2019.0127
2 Twomey et al. (2020), Zwerenz et al. (2017), Berger et al. (2018), Beevers et al. (2017), Klein et al. (2016), Meyer et al. (2015), Moritz et al. (2012), Berger et al. (2011), Meyer et al. (2009), Bücker et al. (2018), Fischer et al. (2015), Schröder et al. (2014)