People with diabetes use many different types of devices to help manage blood sugar levels. From continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) to insulin pens to mobile coaching services, learn about the technology available and how it might help you manage your diabetes.
Cecelia Health’s virtual diabetes coaching program recently became a Diabetes Education Accredited Program. Now, access to personal diabetes coaching and education programs can be as simple as picking up your phone or logging onto your computer. Continue Reading »
The virtual diabetes program Onduo provides individual coaching, technology, and other health tools for a range of conditions. The platform is available in Spanish, with culturally specific content and care. Continue Reading »
In this video on understanding your ambulatory glucose profile (AGP) report, pediatric endocrinologist, Dr. Amy Criego from the International Diabetes Center, uses real-world AGP examples to show how small steps and manageable goals can lead to more Time in Range. Continue Reading »
The Undermyfork app is now available for Android and iPhone, allowing you to keep track of how specific meals affect your Time in Range. Undermyfork Care lets you share your meal data with your healthcare team and care-partners. Continue Reading »
Fitbit’s new glucose tracking feature allows users to log blood glucose meter data alongside activity, sleep, food, and more in the Fitbit app. Learn how your daily habits affect your glucose trends. Continue Reading »
Canadian readers have more options than ever! Omnipod DASH is now available to people with type 1 or type 2 diabetes in Canada. The Omnipod disposable insulin pump is worn on the body and holds three days of insulin. Continue Reading »
Virtual visits with your diabetes care team may be here to stay. The biggest tip for telehealth success that we’ve received from healthcare professionals is to actively prepare for your virtual visit – here’s how, so you won’t waste any time. Continue Reading »
The American Diabetes Association recommends SGLT-2 inhibitors or GLP-1 agonists for people with heart and kidney problems, the use of Time in Range in diabetes management, and continuous glucose monitors for all people with diabetes on multiple daily injections or pump therapy. It also encourages healthcare professionals to consider social determinants of health, refer people to diabetes self-management education services, and reduce barriers to care. Continue Reading »
