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Why Some Patients Abandon CGM Within Days—and What to Teach Before They Leave the Office

Healthcare professional educating a patient about continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) during an office visit, demonstrating sensor placement, glucose trends, and device use to improve long-term diabetes management.

Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) has transformed diabetes management by giving patients real-time glucose data, trend arrows, and alerts that support better daily decisions. Yet some patients stop using their CGM within days of starting. Often, the problem is not the device itself. Instead, early frustration begins when patients leave the …

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Diabetes Care in the GLP-1 Era: Re-Designing Visits When One Drug Does So Much

Doctor reviewing diabetes metrics with patient during a GLP-1 era clinic visit using digital health tools

GLP-1 receptor agonists have changed diabetes care faster than almost any therapy in recent history. In many ways, one medication now touches glucose control, weight loss, cardiovascular risk, and even liver health. However, while outcomes have evolved, the typical clinic visit has stayed the same. As a result, clinicians often …

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Team-Based Diabetes Management: Building Clinical Partnerships That Actually Work

A multidisciplinary diabetes care team including a doctor, pharmacist, dietitian, and community health worker collaboratively reviewing patient data.

Effective diabetes care doesn’t happen in isolation. With millions of Americans living with diabetes, managing this chronic disease requires more than just a single doctor’s input. Team based diabetes care brings together primary care providers, pharmacists, dietitians, educators, and community health workers to create a more personalized and coordinated approach. …

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