Follow Martha’s inspiring journey as she transitions from limiting finger sticks to liberating CGM technology. Learn how continuous glucose monitoring is helping Medicare seniors reclaim their independence and enjoy life to the fullest.
Living with both diabetes and hearing loss doesn’t have to be complicated. Learn about simple CGM adaptations that can help you manage your blood sugar confidently, from customized alerts to family sharing options.
Learn how Medicare seniors are achieving remarkable success with CGM technology after years of poor diabetes control. Our step-by-step guide helps you understand the journey from frustration to freedom, with real success stories and practical Medicare coverage information.
Confused by the arrows on your CGM? This guide explains what CGM trend arrows mean in simple terms, helping Medicare seniors confidently manage their diabetes. Learn practical tips for responding to different arrow patterns.
Understanding CGM reading errors doesn’t have to be complicated. Our guide breaks down common error messages and provides simple, step-by-step solutions to keep your continuous glucose monitor working properly.
Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) can provide comfort and simplified diabetes management for seniors in hospice care. Learn how these devices reduce the burden of frequent finger sticks while maintaining dignity and quality of life during this sensitive time.
Access the diabetes supplies you need through verified charitable programs. Learn about organizations offering free glucose meters, test strips, and insulin to help seniors manage their diabetes affordably. Find step-by-step guidance for applying to these assistance programs.
Transitioning to retirement while managing diabetes requires careful planning for your CGM coverage. Learn how COBRA can help bridge the gap between employer insurance and Medicare, ensuring continuous access to vital diabetes management tools.
Wondering whether to stick with traditional fingerstick monitoring or switch to a CGM? We compare actual costs, Medicare coverage, and out-of-pocket expenses to help seniors make an informed decision about their diabetes management.