Prevent Problems When CGM Devices Are Used In-House

April 2026

More admitted patients with diabetes will be using continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) devices...due to expanded recommendations.

Am Diabetes Assoc (ADA) guidelines now recommend CGM at diagnosis or anytime after for patients on insulin or other meds that can cause low blood sugar (glipizide, etc)...or whenever CGM can help with management.

That’s because early initiation improves blood sugar control (A1c) and limits episodes of dangerously low blood sugar (hypoglycemia).

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