Medsense/Pharmacy Solutions/DiabetesDiabetes

Diabetes management, between visits.

Glucose monitoring, A1C trajectory, GLP-1 / insulin / oral-agent adherence, and pharmacist-led intervention — all in the rhythm patients can actually keep.

What it is

A1C is a 90-day average. Pharmacy is a 7-day touchpoint.

Patients see their endocrinologist quarterly at best. They see their pharmacist almost monthly. We turn that cadence into structured monitoring — glucose patterns, GLP-1 titration, insulin dose response — with pharmacist outreach calibrated to risk.

Who it's for

Best for the long tail of diabetes patients between specialist visits.

Type 2, oral therapy

Patients on metformin/SGLT2/DPP-4 needing adherence support.

Insulin-using

Higher-risk cohort; titration questions arrive weekly.

GLP-1 patients

Side-effect management and adherence in the first 6 months.

In the patient's hand

The Medsense app turns daily glucose data into something patients can actually act on.

Built alongside our pharmacist team and tested with real diabetes patients — the app is the daily-rhythm layer between pharmacy check-ins.

01 Glucose log
One-tap readings, paired meters

Bluetooth-paired glucometers and CGMs sync automatically. Patients see their last 7, 30, and 90 days in a single trend view.

02 Pattern insights
“Mornings are running high.”

Plain-language summaries flag dawn-phenomenon spikes, post-meal excursions, and overnight lows so patients know what to ask about.

03 Medication tracker
GLP-1, insulin, orals — one place

Dose reminders, injection-day tracking for once-weekly GLP-1s, and side-effect logging that routes to the pharmacist on call.

04 Pharmacist chat
A real person, same day

Secure messaging with the Medsense care team. Most messages answered same business day; titration questions escalate to the prescriber.

05 Goal & streak
Daily target, weekly recap

A patient-set range, a streak counter, and a short weekly recap that explains what changed — not just a number.

06 Share with care team
A1C-ready summary

Patients (or the pharmacy) can send a structured summary to their PCP or endocrinologist before the next visit — no PDF wrangling.

Launch Diabetes management, between visits at your pharmacy.

30-day kickoff. Clinical payments in 60 days.