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UnitedHealthcare Oxford Clinical PolicyCONTINUOUS GLUCOSE MONITORING AND INSULIN DELIVERY FOR MANAGING DIABETES Policy Number: DIABETIC 010.23 T2Effective Date: September 1, 2017Table of Contents Page INSTRUCTIONS

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1. Before starting, make sure you have all the necessary equipment, including the glucose monitor, lancet device, lancets, and testing strips.
2. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and warm water to ensure they are clean before testing.
3. Take out a testing strip from its packaging and insert it into the glucose monitor as per the instructions provided.
4. Use the lancet device to prick the side of your fingertip, avoiding the center as it may be more sensitive.
5. Gently squeeze your finger to produce a small drop of blood and touch the edge of the testing strip to collect the blood.
6. Wait for a few seconds while the monitor analyzes the blood sample.
7. The monitor will display your blood glucose level. Take note of the reading or record it in a logbook or app.
8. Dispose of the used lancet in a sharps container and properly discard the testing strip.
9. Repeat this process as often as recommended by your healthcare provider or as per your diabetes management plan.

Who needs continuous glucose monitoring:

1. People with type 1 diabetes: Continuous glucose monitoring can provide valuable insights into blood glucose levels throughout the day and night, helping individuals with type 1 diabetes maintain better control of their condition and make informed treatment decisions.
2. People with type 2 diabetes on insulin therapy: Continuous glucose monitoring can assist those with type 2 diabetes who require insulin injections to monitor their blood glucose levels closely. This helps ensure that insulin dosages are adjusted accurately and helps detect any patterns or trends in glycemic control.
3. Gestational diabetics: Pregnant women with gestational diabetes may need continuous glucose monitoring to monitor their blood sugar levels more frequently and ensure adequate control during pregnancy. This helps reduce the risk of complications for both the mother and the baby.
4. Individuals with hypoglycemia unawareness: Continuous glucose monitoring is beneficial for individuals who have difficulty detecting low blood sugar levels (hypoglycemia unawareness) as it provides real-time alerts when the glucose levels drop dangerously.
5. Athletes or individuals with fluctuating blood sugar levels: Continuous glucose monitoring can help those who engage in intense physical activities or experience significant fluctuations in blood sugar levels to monitor and manage their condition more effectively.

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What is continuous glucose monitoring and?

Continuous glucose monitoring is a method used to track and monitor blood glucose levels throughout the day and night, providing real-time data to assist in diabetes management.

Who is required to file continuous glucose monitoring and?

Continuous glucose monitoring is not typically something that needs to be filed. However, individuals with diabetes who use continuous glucose monitoring systems may need to document and report their glucose levels to their healthcare provider or insurance company.

How to fill out continuous glucose monitoring and?

There is no specific form or document to fill out for continuous glucose monitoring. It involves wearing a glucose sensor, usually placed under the skin, that automatically measures and records glucose levels. Depending on the system being used, there may be a device or app that displays the data for monitoring and analysis.

What is the purpose of continuous glucose monitoring and?

The purpose of continuous glucose monitoring is to provide individuals with diabetes or their healthcare providers with real-time information about their blood glucose levels. This allows for better management of diabetes and helps to identify patterns and trends in glucose levels that can inform treatment decisions.

What information must be reported on continuous glucose monitoring and?

The information reported on continuous glucose monitoring typically includes blood glucose levels, trends, patterns, and any additional notes or observations about meals, exercise, medication, or other factors that may impact glucose levels.