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Did you know that Medicare and most insurance plans cover glucose monitors (also known as "glucose meters" or "blood sugar monitors") for people living with diabetes? This coverage not only applies to traditional glucose meters, but can also help you access modern technologies that provide consistent blood sugar awareness and reporting.
When most people think of a glucose monitor, they picture a device that pricks the finger to take a blood sample. There are a few downsides to this type of glucose monitor - besides the obvious discomfort, readings are only accurate at the time of testing.
Many individuals prefer to use technology that will alert them to high or low blood sugar on an ongoing basis. Luckily, the Dexcom G6 Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) System can help
Continuous Glucose Monitoring is a diabetes management tool. It uses a small sensor placed just beneath the skin to monitor your blood sugar on an ongoing basis. CGM can help you:
This video offers a short guide on how to insert the Dexcom G6 sensor and transmitter.
You may qualify for a continuous glucose monitor at no cost (covered by Medicare and/or insurance) if you:
Plus, you'll need to:
If you meet the above criteria, nocostshoes.com can provide the Dexcom G6 CGM at no cost to you, with direct billing to your Medicare/insurance.