We know that for those with Medicare coverage, it’s been long awaited to have the Medtronic integrated continuous glucose monitor (CGM) covered, and we’re thrilled to announce that the wait is over. Medicare has officially expanded to include CGMs that integrate with Medtronic insulin pumps.
Medtronic Access Programs that may help reduce the cost of insulin pumps, continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), smart insulin pens and ongoing supplies. Not sure which program is best for you? To learn more...
Summer is here, and with the sunshine and hot days comes sweat, sunscreen, and sand. Here are some things to consider regarding diabetes management during this time of year.
Miranda also has personal experience living with type 1 diabetes and uses the MiniMed 770G system. She’s lives in Georgia and knows a thing or two about the need for extra tape, especially when the weather heats up.
Based on customer feedback and input from the pros, we’ve collected our top 5 tips for how to use a CGM successfully.
Here are some of the features that can be personalized based on what you and your healthcare team determine best meets your needs...
Summertime often means higher temps and humidity, which can be tricky when wearing an infusion set and CGM, but don’t sweat. Here are a few of our top tips to help with site management.
This new version includes adjustable alert volumes, day and nighttime personalized alerts, as well as expanded access to Android™ mobile device users.
Have you ever felt like you just can’t quite figure out the appropriate time to calibrate your sensor? Here are some helpful tips to set you up for success when calibrating your CGM.
Before you set out to satisfy your wanderlust, check out our answers to the top questions we receive about traveling with an insulin pump and/or continuous glucose monitor (CGM).
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