Keep track of your glucose levels with the DHI blood glucose meter.
DHI blood glucose monitor automatically shares health data to your doctor between visits without you having to take any extra steps. It works right out of the box — no setup required.
The glucose meter uses a small drop of fresh capillary whole blood placed on the test strip to produce an electrical current which is read by the meter to produce a glucose level reading.
The meter displays the result within 5 seconds and streams that information directly into the practitioners portal so they can review it and analyze it over time to see trends in your glucose levels.
Ensure that you are keeping your glucose levels healthy and take action when your levels indicate a need for intervention.
Types:
The Bluetooth TruMetrix Air Glucometer empowers patients with diabetes to monitor their blood glucose levels effectively. With its user-friendly interface and wireless connectivity, patients can track their glucose levels with confidence. When paired with a compatible hub, the glucometer seamlessly integrates into RPM workflows, enabling healthcare providers to access real-time data for personalized diabetes management.
The Bluetooth Dexcom Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) system provides continuous glucose monitoring for patients with diabetes. With its sensor technology and wireless connectivity, patients can monitor their glucose levels in real-time, without the need for frequent fingerstick tests. When connected to a compatible app, the Dexcom CGM system enhances RPM capabilities, enabling healthcare providers to access comprehensive glucose data for proactive diabetes management.
The following chronic conditions would find the use of blood glucose meter essential:
- Diabetes Type 1
- Diabetes Type 2
The use of these devices is particularly important for individuals with diabetes as they allow for effective and continuous monitoring of blood glucose levels, enabling timely interventions and personalized diabetes management.
Important steps to ensure accurate at-home weight measurements:
Measuring blood glucose daily is important in collecting ample data while monitoring remotely. Each patient will have a unique schedule for testing that works best with their specific situation and condition.
Test strips that have passed their expiration date are not guaranteed to yield accurate results. Keeping your test strips dry and out of direct sunlight will also help deliver the most accurate results.
Your remote devices are made up of delicate machinery and should not be exposed to direct elements. Doing so may interfere with the accuracy of the machine.
Residue left on fingertips, such as food, may interfere with the accuracy of a reading.