This guide is intended for caregivers who are responsible for providing care to individuals who use Dexcom continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems. The guide provides an overview of CGM and its benefits, as well as information on the different Dexcom CGM systems available.

What is CGM?

CGM systems are devices that continuously monitor a person’s glucose levels and provide real-time access to glucose information and alerts. A small sensor wire is inserted under the skin, which monitors interstitial glucose levels.

BENEFITS OF CGM

CGM provides several benefits, including:

  • More frequent access to glucose insights, leading to more effective glucose management
  • Ability to see glucose levels in real-time, including historic and current values and the rate of glucose change
  • Prevention of acute complications such as hypo- and hyperglycemia
  • Treatment planning and guidance for diabetes healthcare professionals

Dexcom CGM Systems

Dexcom offers several CGM systems, including the Dexcom G6, Dexcom ONE+, and Dexcom G7. Each system has its own unique features and benefits.

The guide also provides information on how to use CGM in a residential setting, including tips on glucose management, snacks, water, and toilet facilities.

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