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minute read 5 Getting your average blood glucose HbA1c level checked is vital information to see if you are at risk for prediabetes or type-2 diabetes. Also, it is a great tool to monitor the effectiveness of your current diabetes management plan. Below you’ll find everything you need to find out where your numbers fall, including an intuitive […]

minute read 8 What is an HbA1c test? An HbA1c test is used to diagnose and monitor diabetes by measuring the body’s average blood sugar level over the past three months. It measures the amount of glucose in your bloodstream. More specifically, it checks the hemoglobin, an iron-rich protein that transports oxygen and nutrients throughout the body. Glucose, […]

minute read 2 CopilotIQ, the leader in high-frequency connected care for chronic diseases, announced that it received the highest honors, winning the grand prize, at AARP’s AgeTech Collaborative™ “Making Aging Easier” Pitch Competition held during ViVE 2023.

minute read 3 There are many different high blood pressure medications available, each with their pros and cons.  Read on to learn which may be right for you.

minute read 2 There are a few different types of medications to treat diabetes. Some of these medicines are taken by mouth, and others are injections.

minute read 2 Remote patient monitoring & help for caregivers. If you are a caregiver, “remote patient monitoring” may sound intimidating — especially if you don’t have a background in health, science or technology. But in reality, RPM is one of the easiest ways caregivers can support loved ones.

minute read 2 For Medicare patients, connected care is the way forward. Experts have long agreed that real-time, electronic communication between a patient and a provider is the best way to improve care, and COVID-19 only reinforced that idea.

minute read 2 Remote patient monitoring is more common now than ever before. During COVID-19, many of us are finding telehealth services necessary or even preferable. But how does remote patient monitoring really work? Here’s everything you need to know.

minute read 2 Today, wearable medical devices are one of the simplest, most effective ways providers can offer help for caregivers. If you’re one of the 53 million people in the U.S. actively engaged in caregiving, you know the need for support is real. What you may not know is how wearable medical devices for your loved one can provide that support — many times for free.