Does a CGM replace finger pricking?

Yes! The CGM device requires a painless scan rather than the standard finger pricking associated with checking blood glucose levels.

How do I apply the CGM?

Most CGM sensors are tiny self-applied devices that sit partially beneath the skin.1 They come with an inserter and have built-in adhesive to help them stick to your skin.

Can the CGM help me manage my diabetes?

The CGM system is proven to help individuals with diabetes:

Lower their A1c.

Spend less time in high or low glucose.

Improve their glucose control.

Say goodbye to fingersticks.

Is there a cost for this pilot program?

No. This program has no cost to participants. If you qualify, you will receive a CGM device, a wellness coach, and free access to online support.

How do I get the CGM at no cost?

You will need to consult your primary care doctor to receive a prescription for the CGM device.

How do I know if I am Medicaid eligible?

You can check your eligibility status on Medicaid’s official site by visiting https://www.medicaid.gov/medicaid/eligibility/index.html