A key aspect of controlling a patient’s issues with diabetes is to ensure the patient’s blood sugar remains at an acceptable level. Using Medek RPM’s Remote Patient Monitoring for Diabetes, a physician can quickly tell if a blood sugar level is of concern. By using Medek RPM’s Remote Patient Monitoring for Diabetes, patients receive an easy-to-use connected glucose meter monitored by Medek RPMs team of care specialists. Treating diabetes is not easy but staying connected through Medek RPM’s Remote Patient Monitoring for Diabetes makes it a bit easier.

Devices that can be used for Diabetes

Anyone who has is affected by diabetes knows the use of a glucose meter is essential to controlling their diabetes. After all, changes in blood sugar results in many significant health issues – including some fatal. Medek RPM now offers patients of diabetes connected glucose meters, giving bring doctors and patients together to ensure the health and safety of diabetic patients. Used like a standard glucose meter, the easy-to-use connected glucose meter automatically sends readings to Medek RPM’s team of care professionals, who can alert medical help when needed.

Benefits of Medek Remote Diabetes Patient Monitoring

Using Medek RPM’s Remote Patient Monitoring for Diabetes is a great benefit for physicians and patients alike. Its simplicity is seen because it is no different for the user than a standard glucose meter. Behind the scenes, Medek RPM’s Diabetes Remote Patient Monitoring connects automatically to the Medek RPM’s software and alerts our team of medical professionals if there is an issue. Plus, if readings are not being taken by patients, our team will work to ensure the proper care is being taken for diabetes patients.

How does Remote Patient
Monitoring work?

Remote Patient Monitoring program delivers cellular-connected medical devices (like Blood Pressure Cuffs, Weight Scales, and Blood Glucose Meters) to your patients so that they can take their measurements daily. Those measurements are then available to you, as the medical provider, to review for potential problems.