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.

How patients get here

Medsense reviews your panel to identify patients who could benefit from this program and matches them on conditions and medications — before any outreach begins.

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. First care management payments in 60 days.